Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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RU'l'H ZXUGUSTIN 1960 2 3 Q 1+ V N vii? 8: A ib xi , w..Q, QASNV 5 1 , ' v .r J iw X ,V , I 1 ,Wa lj x I rf- - 4 r Ax 'S ,M aw aw, . M, WM ,vw QM DEDICATI ON Confenfd . . . 5 ORGANIZATIONS . . SCHOOL SPORTS LIFE . ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY CLA SSES ...... SUPPLY TEACHERS . GRADUATES . . THE PRESIDENT . . IVIEIVIORIALS . INDEX ..... ADVERTISEMENTS . 5 MAJ, Wmliii ' 600' gb, AIWWTWW QW j www W' - CMMWWW , imp WMM W WMM M M ywwfwfifwf Wwwwf MmfWfW fwwUWWW QMWQWMV MW WWWM1,fffjfZfM MwW WWWLQKM 4w,M L VW WW f Xfxfxf x VXlxfxfxfXfx 1 1 1 1 1 1111 131 Sig' 11 -1 11 xxx 1 1 ' 2, W XOL K f Xl fxfxf 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y XX! -Xfxfxf f X idk' 1 1 , M1 17 P111 1 11 1 111 1X1 1,1 451121 41 1 R U 1! 1 X M15 lx 11 Mix, 1 1 1' 14' 1 1 H 5 WW1 mmf 11 1 1 ' 1 11 M 11 'k 1 1 11 W 1 f 5 ' 1 5 i 1 1 Lf v if L I ' 5 VW ly 1 551 1 1, 11 W 1 1'111 1i 1g 1 1 1 1 1111 1 1 11 1 5 A 1111 THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Sfiwlmf Sandie DEAN HALTER Governing the student hody of Concordia is the organization known as the Student Senate. The Senate consists of Senators, or dormitory representatives, and the Executive Board. Dean Halter serves as advisor. The major purpose of the Student Senate is to guide student life through the help of the students in co-operation with the faculty and administration. Due to the many changes made in the Student Senatefs structure last year, emphasis is heing placed on making these changes function correctly and heneticiaily. SENATORS Front Row: Dean Halter. B. Hermani, J. Koenig, K. Palmreutel, A. Slreufcrt, B. Rakow, E. Voth, N. Hitzeman. ' Back Row: J. Lange, I. Quandt, L. Lineherger, D. Grou, L.. Quoss, VV. Andersen, M. Herzog, M. A. Keck, D. Kunert, J. Templin, E. Rupprecht. Front Row: T. Poelllcr, K. Kunkel. K. Schrader, D. Ro- dentmeclc, P. Haase, M. Etz- lcr, C. Peterson, M. Unrath, B. Secor. Back Row: Berg, Vver- ling, D. Stucnlcel, Nl. VVill, E. Hoelter, L. Horn, Miss Heyne, M. Biherdort. J. Meissler, J. Kinlcel, R. Augustin, E. Voth. WOMENS COUNCIL The Womens and Menys Councils of CTC are a function of student government to which is speciljically delegated the supervision ot dormitory life. Each Councilor is interested in helping each student grow in all phases of life - spiritual, mental, social, cultural, and physical. The Councils are also given the responsibility ol maintaining such things as dormitory cleanliness and decorum, recreational and laundry facilities. Councilors are assigned to the houses and each lloor of the dormitories. Ott-campus and day students also have councilors. Specific activities such as Christmas caroling, the all-girl Christmas party, and the menys smolcers are handled hy the Councils. MENS COUNCQ Front Row: P. Brown, D Bernliardt, J. llcin, J. Boldt D. Vcrsenian, Prof. Grote- luesclien, Prolh. Lf-limann. Back Row: G. Brunworth S. Brassie, B. Koa-ppen, D Dorn, .l. Dutton, B. Ralcow P. Crisler, J. Plahc, A Brown, R. Bleelcre, Nl. Hall R. SITllIll'll. 9 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD Front Row: L. Suckow, NI. Reitz, E Siehr, J. VVittcnIJacIi, N. Hitzeman D. Bernhardt. Back Row: H. VViedcnIicIIcr, P Gruetzmacher, D. Petering, C. Berndt F. VVaIIcer, B. Kocppon, J. Emerich D. AdIcr, K. Pahnreuter. The Student Activities Board is a new organization on campus, having just compIeted its tirst year of duties. The main function of SAB is that of co-ordination, especiaIIy in the area of scheduIing. In order to provide a weII-T:JaIanced and diversified scheduIe throughout the year the Board examines the activities for the months ahead, making sure that no contiicts occur. The past year was a time in which this organization deveIop'ed in the definition of its duties and methods of operation. Future years wiTI no douht show further growth and progress. 1 ATHLETIC COUNCIL The AthIetic CounciI pIans, organ- izes, and supervises the intramuraI program of CTC. The memhers of the CounciI are chosen hy the executive hoard to PIII the needed positions. Each person is di- rectty responsihIe for one phase of the intramuraI program. Inctuded in the womenls program are howIing, voIIeyhaIT, I3asIcethaIT, and sotthaII. These same sports and aIso foothaTI are ottered to the men. Badminton and tennis tournaments are Iitcewise under the jurisdiction of AC. The Councit sponsors a picnic in the earIy school year for the new students, an an- nuaI FieIrI Day in May, and an Awards Banquet in the spring. This year sports nights, which otter the gym and equipment to the students for activities, have Ioeen organized. The concession stand at the F :.'d,.SI1I'I1,. d,B. ,. i. football games also is handled by ront Row G Gm er C c xc t B Stau tc Uffman R Thus us Second Row: A. Focrster, D. Kunert, N. iIesIce, E. Rafert. - Third Row: TVI. Laurentc, NI. Schroeder. J. Ries, Petzkc, .I. Todt. I Back Row: L. BIazeIC, LI. Hein, J. Emerich, A. Schmidt. Compliments of Circle Bowling Lanes 10 A. I'IcmIcc, D. Tomaich, S. Sapatka, ClOCIllUISl?Z VV. Lorch. J. K0cIIing, E. Som- mcrfeld, T. Thaney, D. Adler, L. Asher, V. Buddcnhaum, Cn' Hcidhreder, R. Rcnner, D. GraIixowsIci. The many and varied activi- ties of the CoIIege Union hear witness to the importance stu- dents pIace ina rich and fuII coIIege Iife. The Union is a center for whoIesome 'Chris- tian feIIoWship. It h'andIes such events as pizza parties, record nights, Fireside chats, receptions for various occa- sions, and other activities. A seIection of games, magazines, and records are aVaiIaIJIe for the students, enjoyment. The heart of our coIIe,f1e rests in the cIassroom in the pursuit of Iearning. However, the academic pursuits can he even more rewarding if they are complemented hy a weII- rounded, extracurricuIar pro- gram. It is the Wise student who takes time for the Union. S. A. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE The PuIJIicity Committee functions as the medium he- tween schooI activities and their proposed patrons and at- tenders. The committee Works with Professor PraIIe and the I:ieId Services in puhIi- cizing schooI events, It is aIso the duty of the Puhhcity Comq mittee to give assistance to other memhers of SAB upon their request. Outside johs, as puhIicizing an open house for a IocaI schooI, have aIso been recognized hy the com- mittee. The motto of the PuhIicity Committee is If you dorft., we do. COLLEGE UNION COMMITTEE Front Row:'S. Huehner, R. Frcderking, I. Stetfens, A. Gu!zwiIIer, L. Berghaus. 'Back Row: A. Thicme, .I. YVUII, K. Kunkel. J. Klitzing, B. Hawkins, D. Nc-Ison, C. Berndt. It HoeIJcI, S. Kramer, J. Xxitlcnhack .. l W I ei .I ,, RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE , Because faith in Christ and the resuItant Iove for Cod and man' are at the very core of Iiving at CTC, the ReIigious Activities Com- mittee Was formed to nourish and foster this faith. and Iove. RAC pIans and provides a variety of activities which enrich the spirituaI Iife of the student hody. AII-schooI commun- ion services, speciaI festivaI services, Sunday evening devotions, inhrmary devotions, the designation of ChapeI offerings, and other activities are under the guidance of RAC. Front Row: IVI. Meader, D. Heidenrich, S, IVIueIIer. Back Row: D. Dohosz, VV. SaiIer, B. I..udtIiC, C H. Lange, D. Peiering. LCXBI SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE h PartiesI IVIoviesI BanquetsI These and other activities are arranged and handIed hy the SociaI Activities Committee. Under the Ieading hand of SAC the sociaI IiIe of the student at Concordia is enriched. Homecoming, Reverse Week, and Spring Banquet are the three major affairs put on hy SAC. .Kneeling: A. BIanIcschien, P. Heintze, Others: II. Voden, B. Erh, K. Brunn, D. Tomaich, I... VogeI, A. VeIicIiy. Seated: M. Lombard, D. GIiege, D. Bernhardt, H. VViedenIceIIer, .I. Lange D. Adler. Standing: G. Horn, J. Mcvvhiricr, A. Niehuhr, F. V0eIIcer, II. Schmid. G. Howard, S. Vorheck. I g V CULTURAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE This organization at CTC serves to stimuIate and deveIop student cuIturaI Iife. To achieve this purpose the committee has presented on the campus speciaI musicaI con- certs, Iectures, programs, and art cxhihits. Because the Chicago area is one of the cuI- turaI centers of the nation, the committee has tried to make the students of the coIIege more aware of their opportunities to enrich their cuIturaI Iife. Q THE BOARD OF ENTERPRISES Ralph Bteelce serves a customer. Jerry Koenig, Jerry Snyder, .lark Hein, Rog Dull. The prime function of the Board ot Enterprises is to see that each student enterprise is managed ethcientty, keeping the hest interests of the students in mind. The Board is comprised of the manager of each Enter- prise, two senators, the SA treasurer, and the vice-president of the SA. At the present time, the SA has in operation tive enterprises. The Campus Corners serves as the student snack shop. The gritt and vending machines are avaitatute to students at various times. Campus Cleaners serves the students as an on-Campus Branch ot a tocat dry cleaning estatu- tishment. Another of the SA enterprises is the Photo Shop. Here att the campus photography is centered. The Student Workhop is the only non-proht enterprise. tt serves as a ptace to construct teaching aids. Finatty, there is the Barher Shop which aids the men of Concordia in keeping trim. Les Schmidt, Chuck Vveiss, and Dart Rose Paul Gerlach 'hu any John Dutton Compliments of Concordia Book Store COLLEGE CHORUS The music huilding on our campus is the gather- ing place for several organizations that center their programs around music. Students put in many long hours of rehearsal hefore the musical organization to which they helong presents an enlightening perform- ance. The College Chorus under the direction of Professor Waldschmidt is the largest of these organi- zations. lts membership is made up of memhers of hoth college choirs and many other students on cam- pus. This past year the College Chorus presented Handelss nlxflessiahn and Bachys Mass in B Minor,,, of which hoth performances were well attended hy the students and neighhoring residents of the Chicago area. During this past year, Professor Gieschen, director of the Senior College Choir, and Professor Bunjes, di- rector of the Junior College Choir, worlced hard with their mixed-voice choirs to present many performances in the Chicago area and in distant cities such as Val- paraiso at the new University Memorial Chapel. Under the direction of Professor Zeddies, an all- temale voice Trehte Choir, along with the two college choirs, provided selections for our daily chapel services and our special school services. This past year also hrought a new director to our campus. The new face hehind the haton that directed our Concordia College Band was that of Mr, Rohlting. The Band helped cheer our athletes on to many vic- 14 tories hy providing music at foothall and haslcetloall games. Une of the highlights of the Bands activities was the Contemporary Music Concert which they pre- sented in Fehruary. A small group of musicians that rovided musical enjoyment to many students at lorealctjast and at after- game receptions, was the Dominoes. The Dominoes were under the leadership of Bill Richardt. Two singing groups, the Collegiettes and the Collegians, have also helped out with special school services, hesides malcing guest appearances in the nearhy area. The Collegiettes, an all-female group, was under the direction of Harriet Lange. Dennis .lanlco led the Collegians, an all-mate group. A new singing group appeared this year on our campus H the Madrigals H under the direction of Richard Heschlce. Madrigal singing is a different style of entertainment. The Madrigal group was composed of twelve memhers, each one of whom sings rather independently, hut joins her or his vocal tones into one texture in the group. Madrigals are polyphonic com- positions with a generally secular text. This group was primarily concemed with the singing ot madrigals with introduction of appropriate miscellaneous materials for scheduled Campus events. The Madrigat group made guest appearances and helped at special school services. JUNIOR COLLEGE CHOIR . - '- ' if -'I I Ra Q.. ff .-f V W ' I 1. In I ' ... .Q , - ... .. :.- :,- if .. . ' ' v, :milf Row: C. SCIMII, Iiws-n, fi, Voigt, Br-liz, .I. Vfll.Il'll, CuIp, .I. KYIFIIIIIIQIII, I.. I-inc:I3crQ0r, .I. IUIIIPIIII, P. Rauscr. D Inv:-Iimnp, .I. Nvlsfm, R. Iiunlw, G. Druogv1nuII1-r, S. Fuirz'I1iIfI, C. Rmlk.-. gvvurul Row: XV. I,0l'f'Il, V. 'IIIlic'I, K. Kiuuiia, Bayur, A. Trcidl, D. c3ft'Vf'l', .I. N14-in-r. Innssen, SIHIII, R. I'IamIcins, R. IQUIIIYT IJ. Ilomvroy, IVI. CIinr-, I.. AsIlf-r, S. Xvill. I.. Sr'I1iII4-r. X I'I1irfI Row: Ii. Rupprvrht, .I0Ilnsun, D. Sicmro, R. I'.Ims, I. Springvr. . I. I.'.iIvrlIvIcIl, VI.. 'I'Imnr-y. R. Krugn-r, I5arfIi0Iz, B. SIMM D. RmIr'nI'JecIi, K. Srllr-III, .I, Kuvning, I. SUIIQMI. D. XVzxc.Iu:r, I.. KMIH-. D. Dzxnzvr. iiflfll IQOIUZ IEIEIYCIPT. I-illllpl', I3llIIlCl'l.lS. Ig2lU4'f', IEIIIZ. rT0f'ppl'l'. Kl'I'Il, I.. SIOCIQCF, Hmm-II, IIu0In-I. K. KIUIILI IzuI1, fi. SL'I1i0I0r. C, Rr-inn-r, G. Lungv. XXIl'!fl'lll'Y. Rout, II. R1-mpc-rl. SENIOR COLLEGE CHOIR Q15 iff. ,.f if.Qj tag AI-j :gi -'gzuiygi j-A352549 :N r .nf If V 'il .qffg gr?,MfEr.L IT igliilfgf' i'!I ?Tv I. 355 I K? if? TI+ ii'Ii2giI.Zjf'2?7ggg3l il' Ii. VJ , . 'Y Hi I ' v'L' 3- I 1 A . 2 , 5 am. 3 9,555 N .- . gf. gg? I -.3 Q- lg, .V I Q F5326 5 5 I ,, . 3 Uiz , ri Q ,Q .4 I . - R ' . .Q 5 w : AM . I ' - f ' iff' ws. z - I ' ' 5 j . . K. v 5.1. . - . Iron! Row: Tessmann. I.. Xvivsv, GfUCI1IlZlgl'Il, BI. Ijuin, Dienes, B. RicIlur4Isrm, I..icI1IenxxnI4I, XVs'rIing, R. TIILIIII, D. IIQIJHIHICII, D. XVQCIQ. vromI Rum: C. fvlarlensr-n, P. IIzlasc, .I. Howard, NI. 3Iorgnn, A ScI1roncI0r, fi. IIs-rInst, FI. BiIJcrcIurI, .I. Mr-isslc-r, R. FrecIr-rI4ing. IIuf'Ih'r, .I. Hi 1Iir'I, R, Ilill, SCIIFHOIIC, S. IXIUSSIIZIIIIIIICY. IiI1irrI Row: N. Xvvssc-II G. B1-isuI, III. ZurI1, P. Gruc-tzimu'Iwr, A. KOHHCdy', L. B1-rgIm11s, BCUMII, D. ScI1rmIor, NI. IJOIHIJEJTII. I'. Sturm. G. Krieger, I. Quamlt, C. Jennings, U. .IzmIio, .I. Ififter, II. Zi:-nn-r. Burk Row: I'. Branch, K. Kunkm-I, I.. Sus1Icow, N. Grunsl, G. Howard, D. Pvlr-ring, D. IIosrI1Icf-, D. GruII, IJ. Broun, If. Graputin. A. I5l'ONX'l'l, D, IVDOFII, KKHII, S, I-'OHIfllf'yK'I', II. NXIEITIIIFIC, cu. IQPISPT, IJilylll'. 15 TREBLE CHO. R Front Row: C. Sfhliv, S. Vvalcnhfr, L. Nlcycr, Nl. Knoll, H. Vvininms, .l. Brcnizcr, D. Dulwke, N. Franks, J. Kriisch, J. Pyle, Nl, Nlroc S. HUCIIJHCT. Second Row: C. Brauer, M. Schwcder, A. Focrsier, V. Rocclel, Nl. Bcchlcr, D. Niuellcr, Nl. Hcrwig, J. Lietzau, M. Rcimcr, V. Bornhop L. Wilt, R. Vverncr, A. Veliky. Buck Row: G. Meyer, A. Reiter, B. Bleekc, C. Te-iz, B. UYFIHZHI, I. Volz, N. Mamzak, A. Schmidt, C. Brandes, B. Marlin, R. Mcyvr N. IQCHIICF, JHYISSCH, Succop. I DIRECTORS f-i Fronl'Row: Prof. Bunjes, Prof. Giescilcn, Prof. Vvalclschnlidi Back Row: Wir. Rohlfing, Prof. Zcdclics. COLLEGIETTES Fronl Row: B. Schwicgcr, NI. lflzlcr. Nl. VVucrtz, L. Quoss, NI, Etzlc-r, K. B4-rg, H. Lange, Dir:-rlor, Second Row: G. Bciscl, N. .lc-skr. K. Ie0f'IUkfC, B. Bock, J. Pankv. J. Vorlc-n. Third Row: C. Herlnst, N. Lack- lancl, Sivhr, Sfrasrtn, R. Payne, J. Kliizing. Back Row: NI. Bibcrdorf, A. Srlxrocdvr, D. Haupt, L. Rosen- berg, S. Scllmuhe, Hill, K. Mueller. COLLEGIANS Front Row: D. Janko, Director H. Xvicdcnknllvr, T. Zuclsdorf Vvaugh, NI. Luurvnlc, Zuch Svmncl Row: R. Sl'hlll'H, T. Rex D. Pc-icring, R. Urcinke, L S1001-ier. lillfk ROll7Z D. Fl'llSkf', IQ, HOWVCII J. Pfalve, D. Bm-rg:-r, .l. Curries. MADRIGALS Front Row: G. Howard, Cv. Bciscl D. Jnnlxo, NI. Grur-nlmgvn, L Isl'l'ghHLl5, B. Ril'IlHTC1S11H. Bark Row: R. H:-S1 mic, Dir:-c'!0r XV. Lorch, L. Slovlcvr, .l. fiifert .l. Bullneri. Kinkvl. D. Ps-rling CONCORDIA COLLEGE BAND Front Row: A. Flicge, J. Kaufmann, A. Rciscr, B. Lucltke, N. Bishop, A. Saciltlclaen, J. Heitger, D. Human. Second Row: J. Kosinsky, K. Taglaucr, C. Zuegv, L. Jany, R. Kuriil, VV. Andersen, S. Boettcimer, M. Dawes, S. Lcinin- ger, M. Zonllick. Third Raw: S. Buinlitz, E. Hcnkelmann, VV, SCI'l6iVVC, B. panning, P. Crisler, B. Riciiardt, G. Boiilmarm, B, Goetz, E. Gueinert, F. Ortncr. Back Row: D. Brutiag, N. Precker, R. Dey, J. Mandel, E. Pctzkc, K. Cluver, C. Moyer, D. Rcas. DOMINOES Front Row: B. Riclmrclt, Director, B. Gukknccili. SBCOTIJ Row: DOWNS, Taglaucr, D. Knee, L. Jany, J. Kosinslcy. Back Row: N. Prcckcr, E. Henkf-Imann, VV. Sciiciwe, H. Vaughan, P. Crisler, L. Sciimicll. IYLIG fa' In MIN fellfittx YOUTH LIQAI JIZRSHIP TRAINING GROUP This px-ppy-Iooking group is YI.,I'G's ext-1'utive Imourrlz .I. I-uecItIie, .I. IzI'UlINY0l'IIl, Xx'! I'l'IJEIl'Il, C. BrnnrIes, F. VVaIIier, G. IVII-yer, B. I2rIJ, IT UCIIS. , . , . VIIIIG SIOIIIII I.CilCISF5I lI1J IITIIIIIIIQ CJTOIIID IS it IIVHIQ SXIIIIIIJIC oI QFOVVIII oIq Olll' HI'Lji1IIIZilI.IOIIitI progrznn. Iwo years ago it rIicInt exist, ancI one year aQo it was still in t.I1e pIanninQ stages, In Iart. tI1is is tI1e Iirst yeurImooI4 to Contain at pirture oI its exeriitixe IuoarcI. the initiators ancI IeacIers oI its C,OI'1f'UFKIIilfSIIIKICIII-f'CIII4'I'l'CI program. IIIFUIIQII the means of worI4sI1ops. YLPIQG attempts toeCIl1c'i1tQ21ncI inform usaIuonttI1e Vx'ziItI1ei' I.eaQue. ancI to cIeveIop our aIuiIities to If-acI youtI1 groups IiI4eIIN:Vw7aItI1erI.eag11e. 'I4I1ose xx Iwo Iiave ultenrtr-QI any of the worI4sI1ops Imve IearnerI tI1e vaIne of tI1e YI .III C-CLUB nt Row: R. BIee-Ice. . KIatt, D. Verseman, . I'Ig5geIvrec'I1t, D. Tras- r, D. M1-yi-r, J, Nic- rI1irler, B. Kos-ppc-n. roncl Row: IJ. Vvitte . Kruse. S. Hrassie, F erds. II. Iiinske, C Inlstc-4It, :AL Brown Brown. irfl Row: F. flc-Ilrs, II revIow, A. I5Ium, I... ierIc-in, R. SInIIniun . 3Iurousc-Ii, :Ie Row: .I. 51-IImr-yer . IIIIQQ-mIorI, NI. Lau nie. I.. IInrtuig!, NI ?ImLIer. Everyone Ianows tIiat our C-,-CInIm. otI1erwise Ianown as AIpI1a Siggnm IJIM. is the or- ganization in which Conr'orcIia Iettermen rereive recognition Ior tI'1eir outstanrting atI1IetiC sIciIIs anc,I aeI1ievements. They aIso Ignow that eaeI1 year, t.I1e Iettermen wIio Iwave pre- viousIy umacIc itf, Utortureu the new pIec.IQes Iuefore tI1e wI1oIe student IJocIy during initiae tion weeIc. I:I'CSI'1H'lCII may even Iqnow that CvCIuIp runs tI1eir IueI0VecI Ibeanie programI But does everyone Icnow tI1at C-CIUIJ maintains some entireIy serious projects aIong atI'1Ietic Iines as weII? Besides gc-neraIIy IooIqing out for the interests of atI1Ieties in the scI1ooI. C-CIUI1 speeiI'icaIIy sponsors a gracte seI1ooI traeIq meet anrI an AtI1IetiC sCI1oIarsI'1ip to CTC. Besides having fun, tI'1ese IeIIows maIce a vaIuaI'JIe eontrituution to our seI1ooI. x n .. SOCIAL FLOOR LEADERS FWF xx M y f , 1 .J 'illllllll X E Enjoying cad: otlwrys Serving-Iinv serviccfs ilrn Sucizxl Floor Loaders: T Front Row: D, Rooll, R. Elverharl, .L Hurflzrrs, H. Tmnlmvc-, .L Ries, B. Hawkins, B. Springs-r, Xvitt - I S L. Linnldvrgcr. L. D1-thnx-r, A. Srlllnidl, E. Curnvy, IXIIIQYCHIKTCZ, NL Evans, Suffvn. Back Row: K. Taglaucr, B. Kruse, .L Bnlzcr, L. Scilnnidt, D. Adams, D. Hilgcnclorf, Rose, E. VW-ncll ATHLETIC FLOOR LEADERS Frou! Row: B. LIH-liliifl, U. Kuna-rt. .L Springs-r, K. AAIIIHHHH, NL Herzog. ,L Hourcn, NL Huolmcr, .L S1-chzlfcr, Rall-rl, L. D. Pzxqllvlls-, L. Blum-L. Burk Rum: D. Ixfulolw, N. Grunsl, VXY. Driskill, J. Schmidt, L. Hnrtuigi, ID. XNYCYIICY 20 Your Social, Spiritual, and Sportsmanliiee Voices Tliese floor leaders, jolis are a study in levels ot student government. On an all-seliool level ttiey are not responsilale tor major parts ot tlie planning and poliry-inalqingg ttiey may lend a liand, liovvever, alter a project or event is in operation. lfor instance, atliletic Hoor leaders referee games: social lloor leaders serve food, or clean up, or dirert tramc at all soliool partiesg and religious lloor leaders may serve on Colnmittees for all-setiool services. But on a tloor or Class level tlie ltoor leaders do play a leading role in ttie organization ot intramural teams, Class or lloor social functions, or group devotions. On an individual level tliey liave a very important sort of a svvitetilboard tunetiong ttiey lreep you informed about SAC, AC, and RAC events and decisions, and lceep their eommittees informed about your ideas, lilies, and dislilces. On all ttiree levels - all-sotmool, Class or lloer, and individual f-1 floor leaders are individuals wlio are Concerned about individuals, tliey are tlieretore very important to tliat very individual youl RELIGIOUS FLOOR LEADERS Religious Floor L1-enters lu-lore a tiulletin board lilac- ttn' ones tlu-y are c-at ll rr-sponsilsle for arf-: 4ron! Row, sented: fi, Straus:-n, Raclevvatin, D. Hasse. PFOYIII IQOIUZ 'el'pl7, lxh'yK'I', I.. SClliHCI', NlElftl,'I'lSt'Il. Standing: li. Rupprerlnt, ,L tlaurli, D. Ebeling, A. Barron, l . Srtliaap, J. Carlson, R. S1 lunidt, Nl, l,omlJard, G. Howard, B. Br-tk, Stoslu-r, N. ljranris. 21 You Get the Picture . . . Pillars statt members are: Seated: A. Gretta, typistg H. L. Lcttermann, faculty advisor, P. Gruetzinaciicr, editor-in-ciiinfg B. Erin, division copy, J. Sciru- maciuer, classes: if. Sciiartow, sciiooi tit Standing: B. Straiite, organizations: R. Statirnan, art: P. Becker, Business manager, N. Sotdwiscil, faculty and staff, and D. Trastcr, sports. mwmwwmwrf-wwmwwawe ,MW fi., , . www, N frmmwwfmswrwmwnmmmas-M Each year time Pillars staff has set up for its prime purpose the production of a pictoriai record ot time events and personaiities tiaat made a sciwooi year what it was. Naturaiiy, Christian motives and standards were noted and duty recorded. To insure an unimiased pictorial account, tide Pillars staff seeics its representa- tives trom eaciw eiassg part of tiiis yearss group is seen on this page. A secondary purpose of eacii Pillars stalct isias been to produce an edition wiiicii exceeds its predecessors in suciw a way that tiie Concordia student ibody, facility, and campus may ine depicted as it truiy is - growing ptiysicaiiy, academicaiiy, and spirituaity. Whether this years staff accompiished its aims is for you to decide. Front Row: J. Harders, R. Schmidt, M. Mroch. Second Row: L. Hasz, E. Ebert, C. Schlie. Third Row: M. Evans, J. Haucti, S. Joiinson. Back Row: N. Mazzxk, J. Meissier. . . . And the Message Arc you cieepiy concerneci ahout Christian stanci- arcis anci their rnaintenanve? The Specy prints some inspiring eciitoriais. Are you a sports enthusiast? Someone taii4s your iiugo in the Sporty. Do you save up iittie iicihits of information to amuse your friends ami amaze your acimirers? Youyii iinri some tasty ones in the Specy, Do you reaci for inleiieciuai stimu- iaiion - or just for fun? Youyii iiiqe the Sporty. Are you just piain interesieci? You are ohyiousiy a reacier of the Spectator. SPECTATOR STAFF Smlivrl: Prof. Hoiniiz, ufivisor: ijaynv, rirfuiaiion niziimgja-r: J. Bacirn. ussisluni rirruiaiion inuuugm-r: D, Eheiing. miyoriising nianugi-r: I.. Sluiww, eciiior. Siaruling: D. Raciiiu, I-l'2lillfl'1'1IiiUl'I K. Sor- enson, vciitoriai cciiior: C. Br-rhnt, news 1-tiilur: J. Kiitzing, news Q-riiiorg B. Toep- pvr, sports cciitorg D. Guys-r, business illainngvr. Thi- large writing' stuii' oi! limo Sperlutor keeps a large staff oi' iypisis husy. Nvrilc-rs unri iypisls nruunri lim luhir: are: L. Vvicse, ri. Pyle, Siumiiwi, I.. Sinfil, J. Hurcivrs, R. Kurih, Ri-iixxziieil, JZICOIU, lifb, L. ASIHT, Nx'2lil'flil I', B. BiK'C'ki', il. c1flUl0XV. fron! Row: L. Srhiiii-r, C. ixllIC'H1'I', Zuegr, .i. Buriw, S. Vviii, Yuilo, D. Surreop, B, Hussong, A. Gutzwiiivr, P. Hviinmnn, R Auguslin. Huvfe Row: S. Rr-inhari, A. Sufiern, Ni. A. Hcruig, B. Uiimann, E. Sic-hr, A. Burrnn, D. Hiatt, ii, Kruse, D. Traslor, ll. Vaughan. D. Siuricwisi ii. MISSION ACTIVITIES GROUP ? gg ' . ! I I 5 I in A . Q. ii gi E Front Row: S. Hobson, D. Bcrnharclt, N. VVerrIJacI1, K. HacIIer. Bach Row: D. EIJeIing. R0erIeI, J. Lange, C. Perkins. RUG was organized to increase in its mem- Izers the IanowIedge of God ancI His Will for men as given in the BiIJIe. FiIms, Iectures, demonstrations, and dis- cussions are empIoyecI to achieve tI1is sought- a f t e r uncIerstanfIing. TIIFOLILVII RUG tI1e members aIso gain ex- perience in outIininfg ancI rIiscussing subjects suita- IwIe for use in Vx7aItIier Leagues and B i In I e cIasses. 24 RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION GROUP MAG, in visiting tI'1e Cook County House of Correction, conducting canvasses, aiding at Hines HospitaI, and suppIying S u n CI a y ScI1ooI teachers to Chi- cagoIancI,s LutI'1eran churches, I1eIps to bring the GospeI message to the surrounding com- munities. TIirougI'1out the year tI1e organization sponsors Iectures and FiIms for the benefit of the entire student Izocly. J. KinIceI. P. I'Iaase, D. GroII, E. VVerIing. D. AcIIer, J. Lange, D. Gaichas. SCIENCE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION The Science Research Organization, through clemonstrations, special experiments, lectures, Field trips, and movies, seelcs to supplement the Concordia science cur- riculum with a practical program to stimulate an interest in science. It is especially anlaptecl to promote interest in ancl unclerstancling of meth- ocls, materials, ancl new science concepts which should he taught in our Lutheran school system. This cluh also sencls out a hi-monthly Science Bulletin to all local Lutheran science teach- ers. Front Row: T. Zuch, A. Fink. Second Row: G. Cinder, D. Gaycr, D. Roell. Third Row: .I. Bohnert, A. I...incI. D. Danzer, S. Sapatlca, B. Lamb. Fourth Row: H. Vaughan, C. Dietz, B. Jaclce, A. Fecldcrsen, R. Bertlce, V. Thiel. F. Kurih, B. Hussong. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Front Row: VV. Andersen, E. Siehr, D. Pautlc-r, R. Lewvr, lf. Rapp. Second Row: D. Surrop. D. Gliegc, S. Roclcnherlc. L, Vvitt, C. Vvagner, J. Spicer, R. Stcinhufli. Third Row: Zellner. A. Twillmann. Nl. .IacoI3i, lvl. Schmidt, D. Knolulaufh. J. S4'l'1illing', Allxers. Fourth Row: J. Ruiz. A. Thieme, I... Zern. V. Oswald. E. Srliartow, F. Piellusrli. Fifth Row: NI. Bcehler, A. Gutzwiller, VV. Krug. E. Satlen. K. Butherus. Back Row: Sljhwiclocrt, D. Vvcrner, P. Vvargo, M. Kunis, R. Goebel, D. Nystrom, G. Voigt, D. Sc mo n. The IRC is an organi- zation whose main oh- jective is the under- stancling of international and national affairs of current interest. This leacls the cluh to analyse pertinent prolalerns of to- clayys worlcl in discus- sion groups, through Films, ancl hy featuring prominent: spealcers in the ticlcl of social sci- ence. 25 The Oit Painting Group has as its aim the promotion of experi- ence in the various techniques empIoyecI in painting with oiIs. Mem- bership is open to aII who possess a genuine interest and enjoyment in increasing th e i r Icnowiedge of this spe- ciahzeci type of art anft in apptying their sIqiiIs with paint, paIette and hrush. SUPPLY TEACHERS ACTIVITY GROUP The SuppIy Teachers Activities Group is composed of students with teaching experi- ence. The prime pur- pose of the group is to exchange information and experiences reIatecI to teaching for the henc- Iit of the student hocty and the memhers of the group. STAG presents topics concerning proh- Iems or ditTicuIties found in teaching. Programs such as state require- ments, hohday pro- grams, extra activities and the teacher, reIi- gion, P-T-L, and Synocts pIacement were presented this year. 26 OIL PAINTING GROUP ,Aw C. FiIImore, L. Nvitt, I.. Z1-rn, H. Vaughan, J. Hetzner, S. Brovsn, NI. Srhineling, vig X it px 152 iii asia .. 53 - .. . Front Row: D. Hasse, R. Ifherhart, L. Vviesn, NI. Buhnkc, R. Renner, L. Br-rnlhal, C. Iringcrniann, B. panning, A. Anderson. Secoricl Row: NI. Riegler, .lenning1s, R. Braintz, D. Haerther, Ireiertzig, R. xxYl'I3I'f, E. Spalteholz, B fEIEycr, D. Stark, A. Thi:-ini-, A. Papenherg, D. Gtr-ver, XV. Cluassr-n, .I. Srhuniacher, . bf aus. Bach Row: P. CrisIer, L. Surlcow, K. Shewmalier, C. Herhst, J. Schmidt, If. Oth-n, C. LincI, L. Rosen- berg, A. Schroeder, J. IxIr'XVhirier, NI. AIhcrs, N. Rahe, A. Hennig. Front Row: E. Sctiartow, M. Reitz, C. Jennings, B. Klalt, G. Riegger, D. Eggelorectit, L. Vvitt, S. Brown, D. Heidenricli, J. Meier. Second Row: T. Kent, G. Voigt, J. Spicer, C. Xvagncr, C. Rutz, G. Dolson, N. Franke, E. Ebert. J. Harelcrs. Third Row: D. Rodenlmeclc, T. Vuillemot, L. Asticr, J. Cvrunow, C. Mueller, L. Wvelimeyer, G, Tielicn. E. Zelman, A. Twillinann, C. Bormet, C. Srtiult. Baclz Row: J. Brenizer, K. Knicl, S. Reictiart, J. Bannerrnan, B. Bernclt, P. Hcilmann, D. Graloowslii, D. Dotxosz, A. Zur-lsclorl, K. Albers. R. Payne, R. Hill. Front Row: E. Sim-lir, ll. Pfeiffer, E. Srliartow, Nl. Buctimann, lf, Vvcndt, Nl. Sctimcling, IJ. lxf1f'yCrnlafl. Back Row: R. Goelael, S. Jolinson, T. Vuillemot, H. Vaughan, VV. Ollilfi, R. Ellison, D. Stucliwiscli. CONCORDIA PLAYERS The Concordia Play- ers, the campus otrama clutx, tias the largest memtxerstmip of all time organizations. It presents several stuclent worlc- sliops eacli year in acidi- tion to the two major productions, ancl all of tliese promote the aim of providing experience for time memluers in the various facets of the tlueater, sucti as matte- up, lighting, scenery, properties, costumes, acting anrt directing. SPEECH CLUB The Radio-Speech Club has trieci to give its memtners experience in ttie lielci of mass communications and training in time meclwan- ics ot pululic spealqing. The clulfs programs txave incluclecl ttie pre- sentation of sncla worlt- sliop projects as disc joclaey s li o ws, news loroaclcasts, general ra- dio announcements, and an original dramatic ra- dio script. Future plans of ttie cluln list an on- campus radio station as the number-one goat. 27 W 3'MQWQ?WQ?iZY?2LZWWZ?ii fffwwfwffwwfwpf J wwf ffmwf ffffW,b qw Zf,,,,Mf1 X-,f-n. 'Vs .,' Q , . 1 vs Q, Q N . VVVQN f EL 9 ' ky ' N1 'VXfxfvx xf Xf JN ,V MMF xii ,, wx X C C X Q X 1 f f X W 1 ff M L I ln X? X M 'A K X1 X Q Q f K, - ' Q aff w I L my Ck XJ!! 1 , f V dw, f Ik ' I OM , if W fi w W tm V ,X r - ' l R 57 3 ' L Wm ,lk i. jQg?',iU9f Go Wendy, Go! Cymoni You can make it! The year begins with PICNICS VVhat's a picnic without hot clogs? Now see here, young man . . . PRESEN I ATIONS Is that Missouri Synod style? Marching with Concordian At the cheerleading tryouts They look pretty good, huh? The frolickefs feet are flying! Low bridge! PROMENADES PARTIES VVe'un's all got sistursi Howdy tiiari and PANCAKES I . , . . Can you match ma patch? It oolcs as If everyone s hungry this morning! The traditional pancake sharing EM Vve have Ioveiy canciiciatos HOMECOMING The wiioie SCIIOOI is going to the Vviici Vvesti Anita is twice as good! And one named Oswella! EVERYWHERE 1 fzuiom A V. M Yrs. WwSZQ5ZQi4N4 s:ACz:,,.,.,,f. i Junior ciispiay: Tile best in time Vvestf' 4 8 . . 5 .Z' fsipip -5 ,f ei si i if K WKY' E L' 6 1 ll 142 THE B-E-A-T ONES Hey Daddy-0, dig that crazy pad! Man, this jazz is like wild! Like . . . reacl that with feeling, man. Yeah, dig this four-corner Iocomotior WE ENTERTAIN at f V. ,5 l 'S 1 Q I ' .iw 5 X Q Show Me the Way To Go Home A pretty good show, folks? Me and My Shadow sf RW iN , gf yi Ht ? A M R sf .. J' .,,.s ,.,..,,:.:.,,., . ---, , . w , ,.,. , . Q.:- i' is 4 ,K :,i1 f fe zz FTE 2 iz g :in it Y 1 'S 25 2 ' 'fi 'H f it mas! E' ' f 2 22 ,,.1gg,gii A I - -ug 4 Mi Q pe- 3 . . - i Tile BacICi1iicIreng But I cionyt want MNH. Pim passes byf, to cause quite a to be Cimangecl into bird seed! rurlcus in a seciate Engiisii home. FACULTY RECITAL Niessrs. Roimlfing, Busse and Galen make a worlii wlmiie contribution to our enjoy- ment in one of time many faculty recitais this year. Get up, get up and dance for mei Chilled but ciieery carolers sing of a Christian Christmas. Cfi6S the YOUHQ and Cruel Infanla- 35 we X V 'wif 5 A K W' X T X n ' -'ff gk :gg ff : 2 I ff ! -fi, f A 1 W W W7 we 5g,W,,Uf ., ,,,fZ,,,s, ,X 4: se -:S-gyr . 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Nlarilyn malcvs za Clean sweep Don'l forget lo vote Tll6fCvS nothing like a Faculty- Vvives Tea for a pleasant after- noon. Vlu- pnrlcing prolmlvm is rutlwr Crudal Xvlmfs in ilu- lmullclin foc You missccl llml om-, Donna ff' GH-Campus fellows slucly in style . . ,mf A , 1 ' ..:,:gf-.5 ' F 04, 5 .I - W 4. Q, as 4 S , 'N' -at i,.,fa,. 1 iv . ,fy H .3 O 3' , 5 : ' , egfygq .,,-V. f, if K E wa --'--' 'A 'f-Z 2? ?31f ?'1i'fFk-fQ ' W , ': Q X A Y A 'Q if gk S Q 5 ' . lilwsv slu-cl' lines are prolly longl Oll nol Not a fire clrill I Q l W- Hurry up, ilxvrcl x Campus Comm-r is a Qoocl plan- I0 rm-lux. ls it sale fo go back in now? Tlle clay closea Wllll evening du ohonb. Cornpluncnls of omun s IXUXIIIKIVQV of C TC, 7 X ,af J M4 WMjaff1jM?ffMjff5fW M329 fM2QWfWifZ29WW?ff WW ,M ,MW WWWW Mwwwwfwff WWW WMWWKWWKMQ M -Hf1L,W1Z zWZw ZWNWWWWMWWMWZWMMU WW wifi WW 5 ,fMWWJWUWdjMWMJfZM Wijfw MW QWWWMWJ in A ' , 1' x X N,.f- 1 L ' Vwfxfx I I 0 WNXNQV HM 3 J , W W X X xx Q , 1 Q X X , NX E 1 VXfxfX, X k X X X! Xfxfxfxfx IX f - X' x5 5 My X N j G! tk ' Q A iff' M , f xg A W V K J 'fx X Xrvl la Q Q f , T6 x B l W X WQ? rw gi W I W f M 'E EA V X S XX QW g YI ,grub XX E u xg! X M mf Front Row: Coach Harold Brockherg, Larry Hartwig, Dick Blair, Mei Zender, Captain Bill Rakow, Chuck Wiarousek, Al Biz-mkschien, Dave Eggehrecht, Herh Pinske, Coach George Martinek. Speomf Rowg Manager Elwyn Ewald, Leon Bierlein, Dave Bray, Bin Hoesman, Paul Howe, Dick Vvittc, .lack Wicvvhirter, Larry Krafft, Bill Mcnz, Ken Burron, Ed Grapatin, Coach Don Spitz- Third Raw: Cm-I Sfghigfgr, Dick Hilgcndgrfv Mike Bauer, Ruger Thusius, Dave Harder, Art Blum, Denny Schrader, Larry Eicher' Harry Zasirow, Ami Burron, Fred Gerds, Dave Schaus. Brick Row: Mzirv Laurente, Chris Reimer, Gary Nlcyer, Dick Lutz. .lim Bimmffnlimi Ken Clflbusdl- Missirig: Casey Almstedt. ln practice In action The foothail season this year was one full of new and pleasant sur- prises for everyone concerned. For Coaches Brocldnerg, Spitz, and Martineia there was the surprise of Fielding one of the largest ever here at CTC. For the players and spectators a new formation was introduced hy Head Coach Broclcherg, the Wing T, This new offensive system actually worked hetter than is shown hy the seasonal record, for the team was hard hit hy injuries and lack of experienced depth. For the players and fans there was a great deal of excitement. There were many close games played this year and the excitement in each was great. The team showed a lot of nthc old Cougaru Fight and desire, and the fans showed a lot of enthusiasm and support. From an indications given this year, we all can tool: forward to a new and greater Cougar team next year. J-Mila! Senior Cougars Harry Zastrow, Dave Schaus, Arni Burrun, Don Frank, Dick BIatt, Captain Bill Raknw, Dave Ifggchrecht, Herb Dorn. Defense I-IoIcIs Again I And the Offense Moves TEAIVI RECORD e Opponent They O IfImI1 urst 0 6 NortI1wcstcrn 20 I3 P 2 St. rocopius O Rose PoIyteCI1 I4 5 North Park I3 I EUFCIQEI 6 O Navy Pier 6 0 Seward 37 otI1ing escapes the ever-watc INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Dave Bray ................ 331 yds. fOfIenseJ Ami Burron .... 31.5 yd. avg fpuntingj B1IIMenz ...... I4-33, 229 yt-Is. fpassingj Herb Pinslce ...,.. I5, 204 yds. tReCeptionsJ Gary IVIeyer .......... I2 points tgcoringf I'xfuI coacI'1I Z?aaLefLa VARSITY Art Brown, .lark IIcin, Herb Hcyne, Myron SChUlIl2Ntll'I', .lim I5oIcIt, AI Hermann, Cap- tain Stan Brussic, AI Fisrtler, PauI Hcintze, Paul Brown, Coach Spitz. The 1930-U0 Cougar IJaSIqetIuaII Squact, Imuilt aruunct ri nuCIeus ot returning Ietterinc-n anct swine promising new pIayers, turnect in a sparkling perturinance this seasoni VI tiis was a team that Iuugtit Iiarct and reapect the In-n0IIIs. Vlitw ImeautiIuI IJaII I1ancIIing anrI tra: menctnus sI1uuIing aceurary provicteft many ltiritts Ivor our Ians. IVIany ttwanlis anrI a great ctCaI of CrecIit must lm given to our new coach, Don Spitz wtio cIicI a roaIIy great joIJ of directing the team II1is,.t1is Itrst year Iuere at CTC. JUNIOR VARSITY IQIVIIIINII RausrI1, Roger Srtimutm, .Iainvi Si:IimiI, Neil Ludwig, .Iim ScIImeycr, Hank ' Ijrr-vIow, .Ierry HcimIicI1, Jerry VVDH. Hit it uspooicn I EAM RECORD Opponent They iiiinois Tech Eureica Chi. Teachers St. Procopius Navy Pier Fiirnhurst Springjfieici St. Louis Eimhurst Fort Wayfne Navy Pier Si. Louis North Pari: Chi. Teachers ifureica iiiinois Tech Fort Way'ne St. Procopius North Paric Concordia Invitational Tournament at Springfield OUR TROPHIES The Cougars of River Forest are victorioustn This is the cry which was heard throughout the Campus when the haslqethan team won the championship. It was a hard-fought tournament, hut our team met the challenge of the determined St. Louis Semi- nary and won the Invitational Toumament. The Sem had heaten us twice during the regular season. Senior Jack Hein and Freshman Myron Schu- macher were chosen as memhers of the all-toumament team, along with many other honors given to the fight- ing Concordians. Congratulations, team, for a tremendous season and an even more tremendous Finish. To the champion River Forest . . . 46 - .- S, v V, V 4' Q, .lg . X . 5. Congratulations, Coach Joy of the victorious TOURNAMENT RECQRDS SCORES River Forest 72 Seward 67 River Forest 97 St. Louis 81 COUGAR TEAM RECORDS Nlosl Points Srorecl One Game 97 Nlost Points Scored for Tournament 169 Twost lfreetlwrows Une Came 137 Twost Freettxrows for Tournament 61 TVToSt Rebounds for Tournament 93 The Cougar fasibrealc PCLCL Heart Coach Harold Parociqherg has again scheduled a rough season for the Concordia Cinclermen. The team is heing huitt arouncl eight lettermen returning from last yearys squad. Many new faces have appeared at practices and it looks as though the track squad will he strengthened. Power and ctepth have been added to the dash and Field eventsg the distance events will, however, lark some of the depth of last year's squad. All in an, a promising season is in sight for the young team of Cougar thinrlacts. Front Row: Jerry Heimlirh, Nlel Za-hncler, AI Blanlcsrhein. Bch Koeppr-n, David Trastcr, Marv Laurenle, Paul Heintze, Mike Eilcrifelcll. Ralph Bleeke, Dan Muellrfr, Back Row: Coach Brofkherg, Daryi Lnvkwuocl, Don Bertke, Dirk Lutz, Don Palmetcr, Dirk Vvitle, Herh Pinske, Larry Kratft, Andy Reimann, Elwyn Ewalcl, Al Schmidt, Don Roell, Manager DarlRose. Up and over Push it out, Ralph .lisa was . i11a..4 nn L. ,,:gp-wWm:,wfAwamrzs:1.wm, W -Y, Hang in there, Nlarv IQOSC Poly Prcch Iqclays SCHEDULE March 31 Wlorton J. C. April 7 North Park fHJ April 23 April 26 Elmhurst ft lj April 30 St. Procopius ill. Tech May 7 Viking Relays Nlay 11 Lake Forest fl U May 14 Elmhurst Relays May 21 Navy Pier May North Park Ili. Tech St. Procopius Cl U zlv biii I Q ,,. 5 t 2 :'Tf - 7' ., 2' 'Z W 3 ,E 5 r Y ,, .r fi' l ' is 5 X f I qi .f ' ' f ' k A Q? 1 4 S I .ii 1 A - '3i ..l.,3i','-g 'V ' 'sau , 34: 2' ' .N :Ep , ..... If f ff, gl ,,y , AME f X 'A' . '1 - 'A F erin! WWW! Hn ix, K.-lly Front Row: Dave Bray, l.nrry ElSNN'0Ifll. Calvin V4-rs:-mann, Gr-no Rotlx, Ron Stnllrnnn, Stan Erassii-, Denny Vvrsc-nlan, Larry Blau-k, Jim Bolclt, DilW'0 Harclcr. Burle Row: Jim Springer, Kr-n Clalausuli, Pliil Cviessler, D1-I Kell, Art Brown, Frr-rl Gercls, Los Sc-lnneding, Bill Hussong, Nlyron Scliulrmrlir-r, Jolin Kosinslcy, Com-li Spitz. It must ln- spring 0:5860 K 'lwlic outloolc for tlwis ycar,s loasvlmll season is quite optiinistiri with a Fine group of letternicn returning from last yearls tcain plus some goocl-loolring new players. Tliv inlielrl slioulcl lac very strong, luut in the pitclwing and outllclcl clepartments tlicre is a qucstion marla at lllo present tiinc. Despite tlie inexporioncc of tlwc tcurn in some areas. we Can loola lorxvarcl to ai xvinningf season uncler tlwc tutoring of Coacli Don Spitz. April 5 April 7 April 21 April 25 April 27 April 25 April 550 Nlay 'S Nlay 6 ,.... ,-4 ,-. ,- ,-4 ,.. SCI ll-QDULE Aurora Navy Pier lmwis St. Procopius Nortli Purlc Navy Pier Fort Vvlaync l,Qvis lxlay 10W lvlay 13- lvlay IAIH Flay 16- Nlay 18W- Flay 21- May 28-d Cliitingt ancl 1' W Springnelrl , rl ournamcnt lxlllftll Piirli III. Tech. Aurora linlqc Forest lll. Tecli St. ljrocopius Scrnilinals ilnncl Tournament I7 l J SCHEDULE April 5 U of Chicago April 20 Wheaton April 25 Rockford fHj April 27 Aurora fHl May 3 Lalie Forest May 9 Rockford May lt Lewis May 12 North Central May 17 Navy Pier May 24 Elmhurst Mark Maschhoff, Paul Vvargo, Fred Orlnnr, laul Howe, Bob Kruse, Bill Hoesman, Hank Drcvlow, Lewis Vance, Carl Gehrs. This yearys golf team, under the ahle direction of Coach Lange, seems destined lor a winning season. Many new faces will he seen on the greens this year which will give added depth and competition to the team. Although returning lettermen are few, we can still loolc forward optimistically to a good season for our Concordia golfers. 50 The old wrist action Slam it, Hank The outlook for this yearys tennis team is quite optimistic even though there is only one returning let- terman. It is hoped that this tetterman, comhined with two transfer students who lettered at other schools, will provide a firm foundation for the team. The rest of the squad is huitt around a group of new players who have shown a great deal of promise thus far. Although this is a young team, Coach Martin Neeh should hegin his First year at CTC with a win- ning season. . neeling: Manager Pete Becker, Coach Neeh. anding: Chuck Dull, John Bohnert, Paul Heilmann, Doug Meyer. Denny Strike, John Todt, Jerry Vvolf, Lowell Dickmeyer. Yissing: Casey Almstedt. enni5 SCHEDULE April 2 Elmhurst fHJ April 5 IH. Tech April 7 North Park fHD April 23 Lake Forest QHJ April 29 St. Procopius fHD April 30 Fort Wayne KHJ May 6 Aurora May 7 Springfield fHJ May 10 Navy Pier May 16 Aurora fHJ May 21 III, Tech QHJ May 24 North Part: -S A doubles match Slam it, Casey 6490? ea 2l 6 Lavornc Auler, Myra Schroeder, Bonnie WI:-Ginnis, Joanne Vverling, La Dena Pnqucttc, Carol Peters. This yearys cheerleading team cteserves a hearty vote of thanks from the entire student hocty for the tremendous spirit which they showed throughout the year. The new Cheers which they introctuceft and their precision presentations of them tent color and enthusiasm to the pep rallies anti games. But their activities rtici not end on the foothatt tietcl or hastcethatt court, for there were many signs and posters seen in the halts this year promoting our school spirit. Thank you again cheerleaders for a won- derful joh. Lct's go, team, go Fight, team, fight ,9I'lfl 6lI'l'llfl,I'6l 6 Christian fellowship and sportsmanship are also an important part of every Concordia stuctenfs development. Each student is given a chance to ctevetop in these areas through the intramural program. This years program was welt planned with greater participation in alt phases of it. Some new areas were added and the otct expanctect. A vote of thanks is truly in order to the memhers of the Athletic Council for their fine guidance and planning of this years intramural program. FOOTBALL VOLI .EYBAI .L BASKETBALL Compliments of ffluh H Alpha Sigma Phi ffff WWW' Wwwfwzfwwwwkf g -' bjgfwflwhb QWJWQMWQZW W WMZWW WWW AW Qfwjywiifwjjifiwffff M M WW WW M4 f I IXN gh .E xv G 'xl ,f I lRXX .A x 3 3 0 if Q 1 v GH ' f PW K J LAX! X VIN as 3 W fl qj VWMM, W ' i H f fi x fy, fb WW if 5 'bf M wwf WVR i ., .. k u N f ' bg 'Ni .K rxifi ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES AI. I.. Kur'I1nr-Iii-, Ijrcsidvnt Ci. Xvviss. Sc-vrt-tary BOARD OI: CONTROL Rt-v. A. xXv0l'ICIFIlHIlI'l, Chairman: Rev. AI. I.. Km-Im!-kt-, Ifxt-r'utix'c fJI'Iirr-r: Rt-v. If. PuuI, Svrrctaryq I.. Iforstvr, Vim-CImirinnn: If. Ruprm Int: XV. Hartktipfg Rittmuc-II:-r. Nm Pirflurvclz II. Ellwrt. INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES M. Picpvr, Dircrtor of Audio-Visual Aids: R. RoinIcn, Assistant Director of Student Tvaciiingg NV. Kravft, Ijircrtor UI CorrnsponcIr'nf'c anfI Extension: A. IVIaurer, Director of SIUCIPIII PIICBCIIIIIQZ C. VVnIdsrI1inicIt, Assistant Dean: A. HucgIi, Acadelnic Dean, SECRETAR IES A, Sicvors: I... Birr: R. GIicIc 56 OFFICE OF LIBRARIAN A. Vetter, assistant Iibrarian: C. Kusmik, IiI:zrarian: R.VahI. Not Pictur:-rI: .I. Kusmik. mf . FIELD SERVICES F. Praiim-, Dirsi4'tr1r: P. GI'0tCiUCSt'hl'll, Dirt-rtor oi Rcfruitmvntl R. Bussv, Milllitgixf oi Oii-Campus Appvarninrrrs. L. 5!liSt'ilIliCk, Dupiicatillg Ofii:'1-1 A. Bvilniien: Bruskewilz. LUTHERAN EDUCATION -- M. Radko, Assoriatc Editor: R. Rcinicc, Assorialc Eciitor: H. Gross, Editor: T. KUCllHCff, Editorial Staff Nicmiucr. STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES MEN COUN SEI .ORS 23 AES. 52, li' 'XY A 2 fir Wifi R. Hilicrt, VV. Lehmann, P. Groiciuc-sciicn, D. Xvnii, A. Oi-skvrririi. Not Picfurefl: G. Niarline VVOMEN COUNSELORS 2 Q S z E !:wx.v,. .YJ X 58 Seated: E. Heync, Acting Donn of Nvmnvng I. Frm-Jvriciimgz E. Morrison, Fr:-siiman Girls' Counselor Standing: L. Bcrniiiai, M. Albers, A. Rciniiz, E. Spailr-imiz. .I. ROIJLWIS, Assislunl Rvgfifirar unc' ALIHIISSIUIIS fllqfirvrz VNV. Krufw, Rcgislrnr :xml Dir:-dur of fXCIlllISSIOIlS1 A. IIuI1n, Dirmlur ul' Iblnrmncnlq WI. Dumlr-r, As- wislzmt Rrgislmrz C. Hull:-r, Dm-nn ul' Sluclvllis: XV. AIIICICII, C0-ornlinzxtor OI Shulvnt Affairs. SECRETARIES E. Pruskc, J. Xvilson, NIarIin. A. Arnth, Franiiv. R. XV!-iss OFFICE GF ATHLETIC DIRECTOR II. BrmiIcIucrg, Director: D. Spitz HEALTH SERVICES 1 3 fi NI. NIocIIer, N. I..enscI1ow, L. Nocss 59 BUSINE .. : -Vw 3 ' -xo. fl. Lolnuun. fmllnptrolls-rg Kovnrkv. I IITIIIZISIIIQ Agn-nl: I2 Epurgzxi, ISIISIHI I 1 ZILIPFZ XV. Ellwzxrfls. Sllpvrililvrlclvrll ol Buildings mul Umumls. BOOKSTORE NI. Pm-pp, Flanager: NI. Cooley, Cas SECRI ZTARI ES 31. Carlwonnri, Burrkln, Kcil, E. CllilIlllJ4'fS. J. Kvnyon, B. Slricicllnvicr. N, Vxkxlkf-r. BUILDING AND GROUNDS I' IA. S0110 plif. . 1: Q' WJ' , , L , X fx! D gk.lj, f 'jf R144 v 5 A 3 3 Ml ' 6 L 1 ' - h lf. Nauratll, R. Siocckcl, A. Stocckel, A' O ' O. Timal, G. Kraussc, C. Nelson, VICES STUDENT TEACHING CENTE FOOD SERVICES Front Row: T. Spurny, H. Hu- ber, S. Vvregc, S. Koosmann. A. Puhrmann, V. Wrcgc. V. Person, D.'Bouricc, A. Magece. Basie Row: M. Goiz: M. Hagen: F. Fuiiim, Baker: C. Boiiriocil. Chef: VV. Niisrilnick, Assist ani Chef: K. Erickson: L. Zinic. RS :ii I 1 2 ii I1 Q 3 Z E 3 .S hmmm A t ,...v.,. , llilv R S Lv T Z,. , . f 4 72 ' 5 ' - A' ii ' . 'T ' 1 x ir 5.1. :- V . Y . , . .'.T GRACE LUTHERAN SCHOOL C BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN SCHOOL Sealed: B. Ochmske, E. Pc-fic, E. Miller, M. Mcnsing, V. Railderi, B. Kimioliin, River Grove D. Stailicckcr. Standing: Dr. O. A. Ge-iscmnn, Pastor: J. Haubrensiriaticrrr: V. vvaidscinnirll, Prin- cipal: P. Boumanz Rev. I . D. Lucicing. Assistant Pastor. iam., IMNIANL 'EL Ll 'THERAN SCHOOL Dr-s Plaines H. Becker: FL H. Vvvgclmaupi, Principal: R. Hcinzc H. Suhr, Principal: D. Vvuertz .4 H BETHANY LUTHERAN SCHOOL lf. Gcrilarciig R. Koeppcr, Principal .SDtlfL6!Ql'li Sed ST. JOHN LUTHERAN SCHOOL Seated: Nfollr, D. Bclmlccn, L.. Lohman. W Slanding: A. Srhrtiwc, Bvflmr, Smiih. lNlNIANl.'liL LLFTHERAN SCHOOL Hillsidf' B. KXITHI, K. Blank CHRIST LUTHERAN SCHOOL C. Domroese, D. Xfvallis 62 LUTHER HIGH SCHOOL NORTH Rev. BCCICIHBH, C. Johnson, OHCFIIIHHH ng C2l'lt8l .'5 ST. PM1. Ll l'HlfRAN SFIIOOI. fxfclrosc Park Svulml: Arnst, Koi-lk:-. R. Srllilling. Shxncling: P. 5ICGiniy, fgic-low, R. Frirk. PILGRHV1 LUTHERAN SCHOOL L. Kuchm, C. N11-iff-rl NIIZSSIAH LIQTHIZRAN SFI IK DOL C. DilhHIPf, ISU!! ST. PAUL l.l.'lIH'.RAN SCHOOI NCIIWYOCNI Ijllfk Vrl'lllllSi'll, IJ. Sl'hXYil'l' 63 W 'il ' kjiA'f', . '. S ifs A A T 'f1, T Q af W X V L , Z Chshihwh T A zzg A OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN SCHOOL H. V. Cloeter T XVALTHER LUTHERAN SCHOOL NTrs. Tjemagel, NL Nvilliams, NL Linvuw-rg 4 5 Aa' .3 Eudenf jeacking Cen fem ST, PAUL LUTHERAN SCHOOL Austin NL Nhxllrvr, A. Busch ST. ANDREW' LUTHERAN SCHOOL R. Greising, P. Anumiafion, 31. Dane-gger, NL lwuslcop mvwwff1,,M-L,wm.wm.r. b--WM ,,,Mw wwgpq,Mw El -1-r ----- ,, RELIGION 'But grow in grace and in the lqnovvleclge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christf, til Peter 31183 The religion department purposes to help the Conforctian grow spiritually hy: strengthening his assurance of satvationg ineutcating an allegiance to Cents Wcirct as the only norm for faithg increasing his interest in the welfare of humanityg and deepening his uncterstanciing of Church History. Through religion classes, the stucient grows in his personal faith and lqnowiectge so that he may help others grow in theirs. Wlartin L. Kochnr-ke, Ntlfcl. Sic-ghcrt VV. Becker, M.A., B.D., THD. D2niric'i POQH1-l, Chuirinnn Xvalter Nl. xx'?ll1gPl'ill. B.A., NLS. Alhert lf. Gloria, BD.: Kc-nm-th R. Svhlielr-r, B.A. .lzunes B. Hten. B.A., B11 J mul ivluiiflinger, B.A., FLA.: l'4rc'clvrir'k H. Imlls-, B.A. Stephen G. Nlazuk, B.A. .65 Theoctorc J. Kuchnert, Ph.B,, Nts., Litt.D., Professor Emeritus Alfred F. Schmiccling, Ph.B., M.A., LLD., professor Emeritus XVattQr O. Kmcft, Ph.B., MS., LLD. As a future Lutheran teacher the student must grow in his understanding of the worth anct ctevetop- ment of the individual, of the needs and values of Christian education. He must hecome acquainted with the skins and methods involved with his work. tn his growth the student neects to remernher that Scriptural principles must always guide and evaluate ertucationat theory. Harold Brockherg, BS., NLS.: Donald A. Spitz, BS. Beverly Lueking, BS.: Frances Becker, AB., NLS. 66 EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOG Seaierl: Athcrt V. Nlaurer, B.Mus., BS., Nt.A., Ph.D. Standing: James O. Roberts, BS., tVt.A,: Ralph L. Rcinlce, BS., Xvatclemar VV. Affelclt, BS., Victor C. Krause, BS., FILA., Pt1.D., Chairman Vvalter E. Penk, B.A., IVLA. Nlarvin J. Dumter, A.B., NLS., Ed.D. Clarence NT. Drews, AB., NLA Herbert H Gross, Ph.B., AJVI., Ph.D. Arvin VV. Hahn, BS., NIS., Ph.D. NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS The purpose of the science anct math department is to develop an interest in the phenomena of the universe and to foster growth in the understanding and appreciation of the fundamental principles that underlie these phenomena. It introduces the student to the methocls of scientific approach and acquaints him with the hasic tools and skills of qualitative and quantitative measurement and manipulation. AH in- terpretations anct evaluations in this Field proceed from a Christian point of view. George VV. Martinek, BS. Gloria Bonnin, M.A. Harold VV. Rock, BS., NLA. Harvey Chandler, ELA. Mzlrtin C. Pieper, BS., M.A. VVIH eil F. Kruse, BS., NTS.: Gurdon O. Bosch, BS., ECUW. Richard A. Lange, B,S., M,A,, Chairman LANGUAGE AND HUMANITIES L fr 1 wt 4 .. . ,gy 7 5 Carl H, Scaer, Pl1.B., lX'l.A., fllmirmzu lvlerlc L. Rarlln-, BS.. NIA. Xxyilliiilli l.cl1mann, B.D., BLA. X . Hcnry L. Lc'llc'rnmnn. BS. Kenncllx L. Hcinitz, B,A., l5.D., lVl.A. TllCOClUff5 K. Bumlvnllml, I5.A., B.D. ln ortler to furnislr an solirl lnasis for tlue teaching of Englislx in tl'1e elementary srlmool, this clivision liclps tlme stuclent to grow in luis almility to use writing and spealqing sltills. lt also liclps to promote growtlm in tl'1e tm' power to Critically ancl apprcciatively reacl Various types anal periocls of literature. Vxlilliam R. Gnlxfn, AB., l5.lVl.. lVl.lVlus. Edith lworrison, B.A., lVl.A. ' Noi Pictured: Tlicoclorc C. App:-lt, Pl1.B., A.lVl., Pl1.D. Paul G. Grolelucschcn, BS., lVl.A.: Martin J. N1-elm: F. Samuel Janzow, lVl.A. 68 I v si :. . 6 i V1 . 'ai fl. S' f li aff' 1 ei f f 'V ' l 46 ty K if ' ::- T Q' v Q ff : : Q i t f ',5ie.:s we? ibm -, iz ,aa ,av ' gig, 4, LW ., W 'p f viii ef f-2? T Q 2 1 K ' Q' f ' S 1 41 . y.7.Wf,.,Mf5 .ldmvl ' ' l' S NV V .J f. 'ly Emil H. Definer, AB., A.lVl.: Vvalter VV. Wlartin, BS., lVl.A., lVl.F.A. .lanct Adler, A.B. Victor C. Streufert, BS., lVl.A. Donald D. Xklall, BS. SOCIAL STUDIES Gerald A. Danzer, B.S.: George R. Nielson, BS., lVl.A. The objective of the Social Science Division is to help us grow in our lcnowleclge of the civilizations of the past and their influence on modem times. It also arouses an awareness in us of the social, economic, and political problems in our present-clay society and evaluates them in the light of Scripture. The division aims to create within us an attitude of intelligent in- terest and co-operation in the Fields of social endeavor in the world. Lastly, it helps us to grow through the acquisition of the laasic slcills necessary in the collec- tion. evaluation, and organization of data in the social science held. S Albert G. Huegli, B.D., A.B., lVl.A., Pl'i.D.: Walter A. Valil. A.B., lVl.A., Chairman Neelalc S. Tjernagel, B.A., lVl.A., Pl1.D. 69 Iivvlyn Hcidtkn, Blvlus., NHVIUS. Lam rvnrv R. Rnst, B.Nlus., xI.N1IlS. Audrey Riflcc-tis, HA. MUSIC Roberta Esch, B.A., M.Mu Ruth Laclewig, BS. rlamld Rohlhng, B,M.E. Emma Menke. BMUS. Marga Link, M.Mus. Robert L. Busse, B.Mus. Allllflllgll llw lvlusic' lJl'jPill'llllClll rc-ulizcs llml lml' all sluclcnls lmvc grrvul musical lulcnls, il slill aims lo luclp 21 sluclcul mlm-Imp uml grow in what lm clocs possess. flilmcy lwpo In clcvclop in c-uvlw sluclcnt Llmc albilily to play llw piano well Clltjllgfll lor llmc Classroom mul in llmsc ol' more lzxlcul, ihv lavilily lu play ilu- urggun uml clirerl a cglwir, It is also llwc anim lu In-lp az stu- clcnl grow in an npprcvialiun Ulvllllfi1l'Sll'li'llf'illlKl surxiul qualities ol' music. rl1l1I'flllg1l1 rocilnls and parliriipaliurm in musiCul groups, lllc sluclvnl lmus an opportunity lo grow in lc-mlcrrslmip mul rlosimv lull- porsmmlily lruils. VI-'ll0llliiS Gic-scln-n, BS., lxllvlus. Paul Bunjvs, A.B., lXl.MlIS. Curl l., Vvnlclsvlnninll, BS., Nl.lWus., Cluuirlnun Furl li, llullm-r. lifxlus., Nlfxlus, Riflmf-I XV, llillf-rl, B.S,l':cl., Nlflus. lnscli Vislur G, llilrlnr-r, Bfxlus., 5l.lXlus. Herbert Clolscll, Nlhlus, Lcsliv L, Zvclclirs, lXl.E1l., Nlus.D. Allzeri H. Berk, B.ylus,. N1.x1IIS,, l-l..D ff, buf' ,Mb WL,,41m2wWWWW7 ,ly X Qwwywwwwgf Q , ,,WLWrMW,, ' .'wf2fvWQ' WMM? A WW WCW Zffiafvwhf , 17110 wiwyfw W EMQWJ' .JJMWVJLWJZJW7 V 5522: fwww ffk MZ iffjgggggfjgwjj 54 -,,,,,W,,01fU,,7!pJwW. ,fw,',,,WfMw,zWWWWJW XM awld,LMAZl,,,7J6f0Mf4LlL?'JKQMJ5'WMZWWLc wfgjzWfil ffMf 'W A fzgwwfzwwdwjw LAM' 'A WMM QWJJU afA5,a240'U ZWa Mfffzwwf W Mfwffwwbd I K -e LQ V j Q' qq 11 ' N - f , C ca YT-fxfxfxfxf-xfxf-fx' J J J ff Y i Riq f 1 yi, X !! X9 ,X F Q 2 v ' L ' I. J , kg Q .f ,Q V 42 Q f' K K WG X! X? W SN ,Nil ' 'V X i V x 'X , M W, 'w 7 X x V l .QR A X l E Firsl Row: Alan Fcricirrsvn I.K'ilZl BlIIlCII'lll7ElIllll Darryl Lockwood Doroli13'I'ion1nl1 Second Row: Jean Hofmcisicr Lois I foyer Cllllfk Diclz .lonrmc Janssen Rutliann Nicycr Thin! Row: Laden Linclrcrgcr Larry Crook Annu Mangcls lellllillCII:01ll' Arlliur licrnlcr ixlnry .in Cline 74 SPEECH F P95 l'l'l2l'l Fir sl Row: Shirley Vvalenter KOH INIUCHCI' Judy Scimitzmcyer Dick Xvilic Irma Vogel xlyfljll SCIllIITlilCheI' Second RDIUI Doris Nicycrnlann Barbara Xxvaticins Dave Nlolzler loam Nifoluus Fred Pielluscil Siimly ivlrvyvr Ernest Vvc-nd! Sandy Supatlm Harold Remperi CIVII .IZATION in irsl Row: P170 ixlfflliil I IIIPI-I-IllCiOf Nancy Kialt Ibflnllfl Illvpkillllll Donald Palrnohrr nfl Row: .loan Carlson Robert Kassel Roiwiw I iowvll Alan Krause Xvarron Sriu-iwc Flrirrl Row: Carol Stoltz-r Carol Ewen Nanry Bic-rlvin Rollin Hagen Vvilliam Driskill Howard Hulsrlrm-rn Tom Tlrancy Gerry Hcicilarcclf-r C IVII,.lZATlON F P25 Ifllefl f r r ART First Row: Cilffll IQHCHCC Sandy Niemi Rulirann Ruimier Gisa Voigt Carol Niucilcr SPCOYIII R0ll72 Neil Bishop Jari Zicicuiir Sandra Trost Bev Vviile Kathryn Sclieift Garnet Arlt Bev FFIIUIIIHS Third Row: Paul Yvargo Harvey Neuman Dirk Kruger Fred Hocluel Fred Cords Il 75 F irsz Seco Row: Virginia Bornliop Niarylmetir Tessman Jan Brenizcr Charlene Fillmore Sl1irleyi.eininger nd Row: Virginia Thiel Roberta Ebel Sanclra Holt Grace Drocgcmueilcr Barbara Blcelcc Barb Taylor Ninrilyn Gooclman Third Row: Les Scixmeciing Dale Brutlag Tom Wcgener Gene Flelcller Dennis Graloowslci Lee Sforlicr o ART F P25 l'l'leI'l 76 SPEECH im 3 if? W 1 First Row: Jim Schmidt Margaret Rauser Joim Stelzfens Hoiaert Swithers Tom Vuiilemot Kenneiir Roui Margaret Scilroerier Diane Nystrom Second Row: Wayne Reimmer Louis Vance Roger Scirmoiuz Ricllarcl RBUSCII Harry Vaughan Robert Neubauer Dave Krause Paul Dilloway Firsl Row: Niiiirt Birci ilnui Hamrmil Sandy Rucnz Mika- Bauer Lcon Bioricin Sccomi Row: ixicnz Dun SilIITkXViSCll Larry Krnluil KUII ixIlll'Hf'r Don Xvisciuncyer Vvnym: Oliiia Dax11ni.: ivinione Ken Hausa Kun IAEIITIPC W' V AR IO L15 SUBJECTS P05 l'l'L0lfl INTRODUCTION TO DOCTRINE First Row: Donna Everekt Kathy Culp Ricimrcl Baht Carol Reeves Lois Kclhe Ecl Hessier SPCUYIJ Row Z Tizir Caroic Eifcrciinii Annette Hirsch Rlltil Tiliei Ken Cizxinusch rl Row: Linciu Gnmizicnlsii Al Snycier Nadine Francis i.cy Fairchild Jim Pagcis 77 i First Row: lvlary Beltz Gene Lictz DiAnn Danzer Suzy Bencler Bonnie Kacling Second ROIU Z Marie Kums .lucly GfHiCl'lCH Sue Reiclxart Kalliy Kniel Louise Leeney Th rd Row: Phillip Moll Robert Helmlcamp Barbara Martin Nlary Ann Herwig Carolyn Brauer Gerard Bolilmann F ART P05 l'I'I.el'l 78 GI ZOGR APHY if First Row: Lois Riu Jeanine Burke Kay Kionlca Margaret Ocstreic Pai Scliurig lincla Linelhcrger SUKOYIJ ROIUI .loan Sullivn Ar! Barclcliollz Dirk Hilgcndorf H4-rln Pinslic Kon Taglauer lflwyn liwald Don Bucrlcel Kr-nm-tli Bullierus ,lolm Kosinsliy h TRIGONOMETRY P05 lfllell First Row: Eunivr Cuz-lnerl clily Vi1Qf'l Kallllc-en Kolm Second Row: .lonnile Xvc-rling Pluyllis Sclxultz l.imlu.'Xsll1'r Bulb Flixnllley lin-il flnlnen Tlzircl Row: Conli-Il Zuvee :x1llQ'llilll'l'llI Knoll .Ioan Nelson T1-rrylrc-llrllurl :Xrln-iw llzxycr First Row: Joan Sylvester Rullx Weirauch Judith Grunow Shirley Karmeier Noel Gr-rsoncle SBCOYICI ROIUI Davicl Harder Donna Pomeroy Colleen Yolxo lfrlwarcl Kem Della Schroeder lflvim lzlllllig Bobbie Hawkins Paul XVeismantel Sharon Johnson Joyce llcitger Janice Johnson Rirlmrcl Luiz Sue Vvilt Anm-llc Suffcm Edward Ruppredxt CIVILIZATION 79 First Row: Anita Gras Sylvia Vvclmcr Shirley Spitzer Bev Erin Pai Vveinricii Bari: Sciiwieger Pauline Hesterman SPCOYIJ ROIUI Sian Kramer Janaan Friclc ,IPITY LLIIIQC Judy Hctzner Judy Nlcicr Jcanncitc Livizau Kar:-n Muellrfr - DCIOYCS IQOCIOIIIJCCIC l SO 'lillnn---. xl A nom ll' EAIHERS fx fi 1 L S I ' 1 x I 1 J I 1 Q , X OIQAOFYLOIAQ5 BIOLOGY 1:7 wi-F in ff 'Y xiii by ,VNV , ,, X i is First Row: Jeanne Tempiin Sandy Stockilaus Wiary Schmicii Eunice Mroch Louise Stack Carol Sciliie Karen Schrader Second ROIUZ Lawrence Eicileri Chuck Marousek Everett Vvaugh Andrew Reimann Jerry Snyder Henry Dreviow Paul Huwe Larry Hartwig PHYSICAL SCIENCES 50,9 A 0 WL 0 I' 2 6 VARIOUS SUBJECTS Firsl Row: ilrrfl Dim Knncrt Bill Hur-Slnnn Row: J.-ny wolf Jane Lllcciliic Frc-mic-rirric Votin Carol Pmdck Dunalcl Sandor Middle Row: Rulin Rigenimgcn Ann Frieril Gr:-In Meyer Nancy Lariciand Ken Gumiiaf:i1 Right Row: Donna Dommer Joan Kaufmann Lois S1 ililier Chris Reimer 55:41 251525 rr. , :A MN M Msawmm, K 81 I zrsl Raw: Janice Huck Arlene Vclilcy Darlene Beliling La Verne Auler Susan Diener Eunice Sommerlelcl Judy Golclsmitl: Bcity .lane Bultmann Si COHJ ROIUZ Bill Pinnow Clulfli VV'ciss Carl Anton Dick Hvcllic Carol Bormct Kutlmic Cluvcr Nancy .leslcc Doris Wluclls-r Joyce Bauer 82 IAZGLOQY OIQA 0 l'l'L 0 I e J INTRODUCTION TO I.lTERATl TRI2 First S0170 Row: .lnnicc Pyle Carolyn Spurgai Donna Qppermann Eunice Sclmriow Dvnisv DlIllliC lglltll Kurtli Tlll IQOLUI .lcunne Olllioll l5etty'D21l1lli0 Carolyn Janssen Boi: Tocppcr Nlary Vvillcc Carl Gelmrs Barb Ullman Lowell KlCIlIIIl Carol Tetz lfunicc Ralert Catlly Harre First Row: Norris Kiiiizxn lim Springer Dave Kuiliman .ilYyf'C lirlux Sofomi Row: iViurir-nv Ronin-r V1-run Roctici Alum Crctta Vifizx Ewaici Lois I iorn Third Row: Rimi1ur4iVX'isInur Kf'lllll'iil iiinz inim Sc'inunmf'i1or .mmm ANICRICAN GOVIlRN5IliN'l' 50,0 A 0 lfll 0 I 2 5 BIQLOGY First Row: Beth Vvittc Ann Hcmice Dorutimy Stuenicci Judy Fincixer Maury Ann Keck Louise Nieyer Janet SCCIIHESF Sully Bocthilcr Paul Geriacil mi Row: Pr,-tr: Becker Run SIEIHIIIGII i.ynfia ixficitz iinrimrzx Biatt iirur 1: Bcrncil i.il1cifxi-ei11lr'r Rusniie Eiws 'QOH BllSHr0XX Stun Brassic 83 First Row: Ruth Giermnnn Lois Finke Richard Gaichas George Geisler SUCOTICI Row: Ruth Ellison Arden Focrster Judy Koelling Nlartha Hass Tlzirfl Row: Dave Berger Dave Ebeling Paul Hcilmann AMERICAN GOVERNMENT OIDAOIWL oreri BIOLOGY First Row: Eclikll Fuchs Mary Elzlcr Judy Harclers Carol Bucsching XXVPIILIY l.0I'fI'l Nlilic Eilcnfeldl Mary Sue Mummert Rog Tflusins Jolync Johnson Simron Denzer Doris Radke Marty Elzier Cari:-cn Kleinschrodl SUIYIVIII Row: Barbara Nlailler .Ianni-s Bnnnorman Dave Nc-Ison lin:-n Stahl 84 GEOGRAPHY First Row: Jo Voden Janet Kritscll Doris Vvacker Carolyn Schuh Carolyn Mcclendon Rita Raalire ml Row: Dam Nfuener Dick Knee Donna Siemro Tod Palisch Delmar Kell oiagomoreri AMERICAN GOVERNMENT Firsl Row: Bin Sirnlllr- Dunnu Cn-vor Lou 1-H Dicknn-yc-r Carolyn Ann-rs Barbara Springvr Nancy Vnnclc-r Ho Ruill Twill:-r Pat Vviltllom-lv! SPCOTIJ ROIIVZ Don Fvnsks- Chuck Dull .lark Kinuortluy Geralrl Hupkc Car! S4'Ilii l'l' Garry Xvullqf V1-ra Ann-ns Dave Dofmosz Nancy R4-nnvr . 324-as , 85 First Row: Lois Nicolaus Eleanor Parsons Donna SCIIIIIOIIB Gwen Tessmann .lane Nlarlcert Sf Cond Row: ESIIICT Pctzke Richard Dom Bernice Bock Dick Adler Carol Nlericle Thomas Siorck Vvall Schmitz Bill Bluege Clucnlin Almslmll Ronald Sriinrsll Dennis Vcrscrnan XN'ait Anderson Ks-n Palmreuivr uniord VARIOUS SEQUILNCES W I? if Firsl 86 SOCIAL SCIENCE SEQUENCE S0112 ROIUC Auflrvy Lind Luimn Liefcr .lanv Klilzing Gladys Dolson HJ IQOUVZ Lois Hasz .luflyKir1k0I Ixflffllf' Guislfcld Dvnn Blzirkncll ciIklft'lll'C Bernal! Knliwririr' ,lacoiw Lin Drlllnvr Knliz' Bvrg' Sully Clmlfcllvr Nzlolrli Bruss Diana Kzlrnsh-ill Nlillic Rvilz Luuisrv Ale-yr-r Gus Jnrola Dc-slyn Di:-:Irish Donnm Alllnmn ,Ivan Ruiz Eunirr- lflwrl fiUl'1lC'Iiil Fc-ic-ring Nun ITFRIIIIU' Ingo I lnrlm-'ing HISTORY SEQUENCE ENGLISH SEQUENCE uniora First Row: TIJID MCIGIIPC Donna Paullcr Carolyn Lichtvnwnlcl Delores Carroll Nfary Gruenlmgcn Eleanor Zclmc-r Second ROIUZ Adele Twillmann Joanne Brunlmvfvr Sharon Roclcnbrck ylarilyn Ix1ilSK'IldliIJ Nancy Solflwisch Third Row: Dave Led:-r Bruce GUlkIli'CIlf Phil Gicsslvr FFCLI Stllililp Phil Rosc- DEiYl' XXVPIHOI' 87 MUSIC SEQUENCE Bola Koeppen Ellyn Siellr Annette Reiter Andrea Sclwmicit Bonnie McGinnis Eclna Schultz Ruth Ann Payne Katlwy Kunkel John Neunalucr 88 uniord First Row: Carole Gurney Eunice VVcrling Dorotliy Vveclc Nancy Buluctorf Pat Haase Elaine Barger Sl?COHI'l ROUJI Beverly Richardson .ludi Eifcrr .lim Balzer Noelle Nlazalc Stanton Hoflmeyer Chris Brandes Elaine Rapp ENGLISH SEQUENCE MUSlC SEQUENCE if it z,,,f. , fx 515 kiwi ii' Y 5 g fm? K s 7 First Row: X Marge Mroch Janet Dicncs Karen Albers Alice SHCIIIICIJCH Ruth Schmidt Gwen Bcisei Tom Zuch 'W' Second ROIUZ Paul Sturm Len Berghaus Dick Hcscilke Les Schmidt union! f E Q ' 2 Q Q f i 5 1 1 First Row: Nancy VV1-rrimacil Agnes Nlilia-r Ruby Raicow Judy Nirtissicr SECOYICI Row: Carol Niartcnscn Donna Minster Dorothy Succop Frank Voc-Hier Ed Saffcn Xvayne Scimumpe Judy Scirumacher Niarilyn Roth SOCIAL SCIENCE SEQUENCE 89 ,, Qfykiirg 3? First IGEOGRAPHY SEQUENCE Row: Lois Su artz Ecliill Knakc Nlarfly Zocllic Barb Slauchc Br-My Alaan gan NL-lba Hallow SECTOR!! ROIAII G:-rlrarcll yluycr Nlarv Laurcnfc Carolyn Ruiz Shvri Bulnliiz ylarilyn Bibcrdorf Nlarry Riornvr Ann Rcisor .lolln Toth Bok Nloll Nlirk fwcyc-r 90 Kcilh Brunn Calvin Verscmann Clairon Perkins Don Adams Paul Gruelzmacher Arnold Fink Nlarilynn Bcclxlnr Eugcnc Ruih Blarnc-H Srlxrucling Clin! Haertling Phyllis Belmke 99 PHYSICAL liDlTCATlON SEQUENCE uniomi uniord VARIOUS SEQUENCES XVXXXX X X X X I XXX Xi' X First Row: Shirley Nlucllcr Ken Burton Nlary Roc-mer Dave Bray .Iam-I Anclrcws SOCOIIJ Row: Gary Tobcck Dan Brcclow Third Raw: Ixlliifk lx'12'lSCIl0H: IAOFCH SFlIXYif'IJCf't Firsl Row: Donata H:-iclvnrif I1 .IUUIIII Ililflfk Silnflrll I'illl'lllH'f Nlnfy I Ill1'IlllVf SPCOYIJ IQOIUI IEHPII CilYIIl'Q' .lun Ili-In-I1 Ixlllllfllly fue-IscIurI JQZNIIPI 13111-:Is-rkill Tllirrl Row: Diana- Glivgc Rnnnlcl ISUQPIISII Arl Blum fiynlllin Clannly Dzlviml Grull Bnrlmru B4-1 Xi NIllIlilllIl'I tIfllllS RELIGION SEQUENCE RonaIaI Goebel 91 RELIGION SEQUENCE Herb Pfeiffer Bob Jacko Dick Vvintcrstcin Vvarrcn Krug John Botmncrt Janice Howard Dale Koch Donald Gaycr Bill Hussong George Gincier Ken Harilcr Fred Zchnder Norm Hitzcman 92 uniorri Jackie Whipple Karen Marth Esther Reilwaldt Ruth Kienke Juanita Vvoif Bill Richardt Leroy Muench Jim Neumann Sarah Christians Ariccn Nieluuhr Anita Natzkc Karen LDIISS Joyce BTCIIICI' YU Carolyn Veiteng bei MATH-SCIENCE SEQUENCE Andrew Bnrr Beln Beek AI Blnnkeliien Ron Bleek .lirn Bold: Gerald Beyles Drive Briese Vernn Budd .-11 linnrn Beli Dre ker Knrel Dnjlrn Flaria-lla lilirke Nlnrlene Ei-nns Bnrneerl Fir-lr Bnli G f1-f ln lid Grupatin RrrrlrfA flfl Grebe ENGLISH SEQUENCE 1 1... :L ,W yw Carl l lr-iclorn Gvrzllfl l lvimlirilx Hr-rlz llcync Duviel .lm-ns:-rl Dnrwin rlnllnson Gvurgx- ,lolmslon llnrolfl Kvllcr lrvnv K4-rlu-r Slinrnn Kirlwy lsr-ily Kluli liolm Klcisl lglllll lflc-nip Rulwrl Knovcllvr .lilyllv K sr4' ll l'1lIQI'llf? Kos-sscl David Trustcr Carol Vezncr Valerie Swenson liois WCllmCQ'CP lrcnc Volz Gloria Tir-iicn Cllarlollc Vveiss l.0e Vogxfl Phyllis Brandi Clmrloih- Stmsen Barbara Zicmcr lylarlcnv Vollicr Nancy XV:-sscl Sonja Vorlmcclf u n i 0 rd CAlN'll3RA SHY Shirley Kruiz Mark Kurirrg David Leist Yi- onne Linn Alan Liplic Nlnrilrrr Lebien A lile Lnrnlenrd XX'illinrn Ludike Neil Ludwig lxlurlliu Flarlcnsen I3 iiiiri ic Flinarcli fir rrri I Min-lie XX'illir riri ljlanlc L' rliiii iv Prunly Cfnrl Rirlilcr Kathryn Reemke Casper Rullrnenn Willinni Srhnve Herman Schmid: Denny Sehrnder .lim Sellrneyer Cliauncc-y Smilli ,loycc XN'nrnke lirilm Xvcncil Helen XViIIir irir S Jr rriir- S XViii Delrner XVOIYI Mnrilyn Xxlucrlz Dnn Ynrreill Nlcl Zelinder SUPPLY TEACHERS Marv Bartell is tearhing second and grades at Immanuel L bury. C third First Graders at Trinity Lutheran School. uthcran School, Dan- lvlonroe, Nlichigan, fall Ann Stine their onnecticut. teacher. Even though our supply teachers are scattered from the East to the West and from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, they nevertheless remain an important part of our student hody. ln view of this, the 1960 Pillars has set aside this page especially for our supply teaching classmates. As Marv Bartell so ahly descriloed it, Hits another attempt to lceep the supply teachers closely connected with Concordia!! Nnorni vvinter is shown working with pre Sl. john, srhool deaf children at Mill Nerlc Nlunor. Long island, New Yorli. s Lutheran School in Xvylcutt, Nlinnesota, is the place these youngsters call theirs. Ron Optcrherlc first and sem d teaches these n graders. 1' ,ax jiiwwfigjjw J!! y WWW wfefm Wfwmmw JOiLf, ?Mj0bM J ' Aww M W My M Mfiiv XM, JANET ELAINE ACKERMAN Bvluiilvre, Illinois Sequence: Engiisti and American Lileratureg A.C., 1 yr.: 1ntramura1s, 4 yrs.g Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Ctiapei Choir, 1 yr., Y,L.T.G., 1 yr., 1V1.A.G., 2 yrs.: Pep Club, 1 yr. ARLENE ELOISE AHLSEN Sviifrmf, Long Island, New York Sequence: Eng1is1'1 American Literature, 1ntramura1s, 4 yrs.: Ctiapei Choir, 1 yr,p 1X1,A.Cv., 1 yr., Pep Ciuin, 1 yr. PEG ALBERS Decalur, Iliinois Sequence: Bi1J1e History and interpretationg 1ntramuru1s, 1 yr., 1.R.C., 1 yr., S.T.A,G., 1 yr.g Womens Residence Counselor, 1 yr.: Attended St. Jotmnls Couege, xXYil'!EL'1f1. Kansas. Suppiy Teaching, Bu1ta1o, New York and Spring- 1ie1L1, 111inois. ARDELLA ANDERSON Inufion, OIQ,GhfJmU Sequence: Engiisti 1.it1-ralureg S,T.A.G., 1 yr.: Ailcmlc-11 St. Jo1in's Coiiege, Vxfinueici, Kansas. Supp1y Teaching. Wit. Puiasici, 111inois and Xvetrstcr Groves, 1V1issouri. 1 96 A ,,, WM 'ax 'fr 'E af 'G' I1 K .. xi ,ffm A ,., MN NANCY JANE ARES Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sequence: Music Literature, A Cappeua Choir, Cantata Chorus, Coiiege Chorus, Senior Co11ege Choir, and Junior Couege Choir, 1 yr.g 2 yrs.g 1.R.C., 1 yr. RUTH E1.1sABE1-H AUGUSTIN Red Vving, Minnesota Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, VVomen's Council, 1 yr., R.F.L., 1 yr.: Intramurais, 2 yrs., Co11ege Chorus, 2 yrs., Senior Coliege Choir, 1 yr.: Spectator, 2 yrs., S.T.A.G., 1 yr.: Attended Concordia, St, Pau1, Minnesota. Supp1y Teaching, G1enda1e, New York. DAVID BAALS Fi. Vvayne, lnrliana Sequence: Music Ttleoryg lntramurats, 3 yrs.: Attended Concordia Junior Coiiege, Ft Wayne, lndiana. DAVID H. BERNHARDT Grafton, Wisconsin Sequence: History, Mens Couneii, 2 yrs.: R.A.C., 1 yr.: A.C., 2 yrs.g Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: M.A.G., 4 yrs., President, 2 yrs., Concordia P1ayers, 1 yr.: A1p1'1a Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Varsity Footlaali Manager, 2 yrs.g Varsity Tennis Manager, 1 yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr.g S.A.B., 1 yr. Supply Teaching, Davenport, iowa. RICHARD HAROLD BLATT Eos! Detroit, Niichigun Sequence: Social Science, 1Vlen's Council, 2 yrs., A.C., 1 yr., A.F.1L., 1 yr., Y.1...T.G., 1 yr., Spectator, 1 yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Varsity Footluall, 3 yrs.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr, Supply Teaching, Westville, lndiana. LARRY A. BLAZEK Peoria, Illinois ge uenro Soence AC 1 r AFL 1 yr Varsil L q .,: , . ., .5 . . ., - Y Foothall, 1 yrjg Varsity Baslcetlaall, 3 yrs., Attencletl Val- paraiso University, Valparaiso, lncliana. RALPH J. BLEEKE Fori Xvayne, Indiana Sequence: Physical Education, Menys Council, 2 yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr., Veterans' Club, 2 yrs., Alpha Sigma Phi, 4 yrs., Varsity Football, 3 yrs., Assistant Coach, 1 yr., Varsity Traclc, 4 yrs., lntramurals, 4 yrs. DONALD MERRILL BOHLER St. Louis, Afissouri Sequence: Religion, R.F.L., 1 yr., Dominoes, 1 yr., At. tcnclecl St. Pauls Concorclia, Missouri ancl Concorclia Senior College, Ft. Wayne, lncliana. ILORNA BERNTHAL Reese, ltficliigun . Sequence: Social Studies, Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Chapel Choir, 2 yrs., M.A,G., 2 yrs., S.'11.A.G.. 2 yrs., Wom- ens Residence Counselor, 1 yr. Supply Teaching, Elyria, O io. MARILYN ANN BEYER 51, Clair Shores, lvIiClliQU11 ' Sequence: English and American Literature, lntramurals, 1 yr., Chapel Choir, 1 yr., 1 yr.: 1Vl.A.Cv., 2 yrs., 1.R.C, Q yrs., Speciator, 4 yrs., News Editor, 3 yrs.: Pep Cluh 1 yr. MARY EMMALINE BIERLEIN Flint, lxliciiigczn Sequence: Music Theory, Women's Council, 1 yr.: S.F.1L., 1 yr.: A.F.1.,., 1 yr., lntramurals, 4 yrs., Cantata Chorus, Chapel Choir, 1 yr., College Chorus, 2 yrs., 'lqrehle Choir, 1 yr., Banfl, 2 yrs., Shortcuts, 4 yrs.: R.l'D.G., 2 yrs., lVl.A.G., 1 yr., Pillars, 1 yr., Concordia Players, 2 yrs., Speech Clula, 1 yr., Pep Club, 3 yrs.: Cheerleading, 2 yrs. RUTH BLAESING Racine, Vvisconsin Sequence: Music Literature, lntrarnurals, 4 yrs.: Chapel lfhoir, Senior College Choir, Treble Choir, 1 yr., College Chorus, 2 yrs, 97 MARY LOUISE BOHNKE Monroeville, indiana Sequence: English ancl American Literatureg A.F.L., l yr., College Cliorus, 1 yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr., Attended Concordia .lunior College, Ft. Wayne, lndiana. Supply 'lie-acluing, Detroit, Micliigan. RUTH MARIE BORGELT Concordia, lwissmiri Sequence: Social Science, Attended St. l'aul's, Con- cordia, Missouri. Vvliillemore, Iowa diana. ljlifiy, Alflliffllill Yorlz. PAUL T. BROWN 98 RUTH ELAINE BRAATZ Sequence: English and American Litcratureg Concordia Players, 1 yr., S.T.A.G., 1 yr., Attended St. .lol1n's, VX'inlielrl, Kansas and lncliana University Extension. Supply Teaching, Clarinda, lowa and Fort Wayne, ln- GERALD SCOTT BRINTON Sequence: History, Attended Port lluron-Junior College, Port llurori, Micliigan. ARTHUR VV. BROWN is New York, New Yoife Sequence: Physical Education and Youtli Vwlorlcg Men's Council, 2 yrs.g College Clrrorus, 3 yrs.g Senior College Clioir, 2 yrs,g .lunior College Clioir, 1 yr., Student Quar- tet, 2 yrs., Y.l..T.G., 1 yr.g Veterans' Club, 3 yrs.: Con- cordia Players, 2 yrs., Varsity Baslcetlnall, 3 yrs,g Varsity Tennis, 2 yrs., Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New New York, New Yorlz Sequence: linglisli and American l..iterature3 Senate, 1 yr., MI-nls Council, 2 yrs.g R.A.C., 1 yr., Clwairman: Cliapel Clioir, 1 yr.g College Cliorus, 3 yrs., Senior Col- lege Clioir, 2 yrs., Junior College Clioir, 1 yr.: Alplia Sigma Plwi, 3 yrs.: Varsity Baslcetlnall, 4 yrs., Co-Captain, 2 rs Varsit Tennis 1 r intramurals 3 rs Nvlirfs Y--3 Y - y'? - y -3 Vxllio, 2 yrs. SHIRLEY EVELYN BROWN San Leandro, California Sequence: Social Scienceg S.F.L., 1 yr.g lntramurals, 2 yrs.: Oil Painting Group, 1 yr.: R.D.G., 1 yr.: Y.L.T.G., 1 yr.: Concordia Players, 2 yrs., Attended University of California, Concordia, Oalcland, California and Oalcland Junior College, Oalclancl, California. GERALD CHARLES BRUNWORTH Si. Louis, Missouri Sequence: Physical Education and Youtlm Work: Mens Louncil. 1 yr.g A.C., 2 yrs.g A.F.L., 3 yrs., Cantata Cliorus, 1 yr.: College Cliorus, 1 yr., Y.l...T.G. 2 yrs., Vice-President, Varsity Football 1 yr.g Varsity Baseball. 1 yr., lntramurals, 4 yrs. RIJBERT IEEE CTONNORS Trnlwlu. cbllffl N-qiivmv: iginuiiziuog R.1'.1.., 1 yr : C 0111-ga f 1wius. 1 yr.: Fvniur C,o11PQe' f lwir. 1 yr.: Ixt1l'Ul1f'f1 f'r1Ii4'mr1iz1 ,1ur1iur C 11111-gc-, 1't, Xyaiyiiv, 11111, :mc1 C.,OI1i'UH11ii N-nirur C,o11egv. f Fi. Vx ayne, 1nc1. JOHN BRLJCE Comms f,'um'rn'1l111, Aliwmurz 5l'l!lli'Iwlf'CI Ixlusir' '1'1wnryg R..'X.C., 1 yr.: 1 yr.: 5,1'.1.., 1 vr.: fzmluiu ci11Ul'llS. 1 yr.: Co11vgr- C110ruS. yr.: Sz-nior C0111-gf: l41mir, 1 yrg Co110gians, 1 yr.g Con- mrr1in P1ayers, 1 yr, 1 ARNI BURRON Vvyinnipvg, fxlanitolnu, Canaria Suqur-nrc: Physical Education and Yout1'1 Work: R.F.L., 1 yr,g Spoctalor, 1 yr.g Varsity FootiJa11, 1 yr.g 1nlramura1s, 4 yrs, Suppiy Teaching, St. Louis, N1iwouri ROBERT EARL CHENEY Blulrrrw Puri: Illinois Scqucnre: Socia1 Science: Attended University of 1111- nois, Chivago, 111inois, E1m11urst Coveger, E1m1wurst, 111i, nois. ' 1V1ANFRED WILHELM BUCK-IMANN Bronx, New York Sequcncc: 11isloryg C110ra1c Choir, 1 yr.g R.D.G,, 1 yr v .CH 2 yrs.g Concordia llaycrs, 2 yrs.g Spf-04-11 cull yr.g All:-n11m1 Concordia, 15ronxvi11e, New Yor1c. RICHARD LEE BULTEMEYER Ossian, Imfinna SFCIUCIIFCZ CjC'Ogf3p1'ly. 2 W STTTAGT. WALTER BERNARD CLAASSEN 111717710711 lfll IUTLU ' NIARLENE ALICE COLICHO Furl Xvriyrzc, lncliunn Si-qucnro. ilisloryg S.F.1.., 1 yr.g A Cappe11a Choir, 2 S.,1'.A.G., 1 ir. Su 1 Teac11in E11in, 111in0is. 5 PP Y 2' L Svqin-nur: Eng1is1i and American Literalurvp SJXC., 1 yr., Tre-asurorg 1nlramura1s, 4 yrs.g Cantata Chorus 1 yr.: C0111-go Chorus. 3 yrs.g Svnior Co11ege Choir, 1 yr.g .M Slwvlutfu, 1 yr.g Conc'on1ia P1ayers, 1 yr, W V J. TIWWAWMNO 99 MURIEL DUIN Iufiiismi, fllinnesoia Sequence: Nlusic Ylllieoryg College Cliorus, 1 yr., Senior College Choir, 1 yr., Junior College Clmoir, 1 yr., S.'l'.,'X.G., 1 yr., Attended Dr. Martin Lutlier College, New Ulm, Minnesota. Supply Teaching, Fargo, North Ualgota. ROGEII WAYN'E DULL New Haven, Indiana Sequence: Physical Education and Youtll Vwlorlcz Pillars 2 yrs., Staff Artist, Concordia Players, 2 yrs., Attended Fort Vw'ayne Junior College, Ft. Wayne, indiana. JOHN L. DUTTON fl. Vvayne, Indiana Sequence: Social Science, lvlenys Council, l yr., S,R.0.. l yr., Student Nvorlcsliop Manager, 2 yrs., .Attended Concordia Junior College, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. RACHEL BERNICE EBERHART Sl. Paul. iwinnesota Sequence: Bible History and lnterpretationg S,F.L., 1 yr.: lntramurals, l yr., Treble Clioir, l yr., R.D.G., l yr., l.R.C., l yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr., Attended Concordia St Paul, Minnesota. Supply Teaching, Hickory, Nortli Carolina. 100 PAUL CRISLER Chester, Illinois Sequence: Pliysirtal Education and Youtla VVorlc, lVlcn's Council, l yr., Band, 4 yrs., Dominoes, l yr., Y.L.T.G., l yr., lVl.!X,Ci,, 1 yr., Spectator, 1 yr., Junior Varsity Bas- lcetlmall, 2 yrs., Varsity Traclc, l yr., l yr.: lntramurals, 4 yrs. Supply Teacliing, East Detroit. lvlicliigan. NIARILYN JoYcE DAWES Dorsey, Illinois Sequence: lvlusiv Tlieoryg lntramurals, 4 yrsn College Cliorus, 2 yrs., Band, 4 yrs., Instrumental Techniques Group, l yr.: lVl.A.G., l yr. DELPHINE ANNETTE DOMONT fxluskegon, fllicfiiglan Sequence: Nlusic literature, CJXC., 2 yrs., Cantata Ch - orus, College Cliorus, l yr., S.R.O., 2 yrs., Attended Muskegon Svliool of Business, lvluslacgon, lxlicliigan. JACK D. DOWNS York, Pennsylvania Sequence: German, R.F.l,.., l yr.: S.F.l.,.. l yr., Dom- inoes, l yr., Varsity Golf, 2 yrs., Attended Millersville State Tearliers College, lxlillersville, Pennsylvaniag Vfale lforc-st College, Xvalce Forest, Nortli Carolina. and York Junior College, Yorlc, Pennsylvania. if ALLEN R. FISCHER rvilrmrrilcva, Vvlisconsin Sequence: llistoryg Varsity Basketball, 3 yrs.g Atta-nrlf-cl University of Vxfisconsin, Madison, Xyisconsin. ARTHUR H. FLIEGE Spririgjqulil, Illinois Sequence: Music Theory anrl Organg Cantata Chorus 1 yr.: Band, 4 yrs.g Instrumental Techniques Group, 2 yrs.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teaching, Depianre, Ohio. DKDNALD PETER FRANK Srrgrimruy fllichigan Sequin-nm: Social Scienccg Mens Council, 1 yr.g S,l .I,., 1 yr,y l.R.C., 2 yrs.: Auto Clula, 4 yrs.: Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Vice-ljrr-siclerit, 1 yr.g varsity Football, 'fl yrs.: Varsity lraclc, 3 yrs,g S.'l'.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teawhirig. Chicago, lllinois, LILLIAN GAMAUF fwllifllflfl, Illinois Sorruc-nr'c-: Nlusic Literatureg Cantata Chorus, 1 yr.g Col- lege Chorus, 3 yrs.g Senior College Choir, 1 yr.g Junior thrills-gc Choir, 1 yr.g 1 yr, DAVID W. EGGEBRECHT ivilrrfrrizlu-f-, Vvisconsin Soqucncc: English and American Literatureg S.F.l.i., 1 yr.: Cionvorrlia Players, 4 yrs., 'Vice-Prcsiclent, 1 yr. Pre-sirlvnl, 1 yr.g Alpha Sigma Phi, 2 yrs.: Varsity Foot- lmll, Q5 yrs., Speech Cluh, 2 yrs.g Intramurals, 4 yrs. DOLCJRES LOUISE EALSTER Brirlirigrrnm. California 'X lnlramurrils, 1 yr.: Y.l..T.C., 1 yr.: Attenclecl Collvgri- ol- San lxlalc-0, California anil Conforrlia, Oalclancl, Cali- lnrniii. .IACK EMERICH ixlvrrill, NxYlSK'OllSlTl Sz-qrri-nm-: llistoryg A.C., 2 yrs., Chairman, 1 yr.: Spf-crli fflulx, 1 yr.g S.A.B., 1 yr., lntramurals, 4 yrs. NANCY FAHL llr'oc1lQfii'lrl, Vvisvrmsiri Ft fILIC'f'l1'0I Social Scienceg Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: Chorale lihoir 2 yrs.: lrehle Choir, 1 yr.g lV1.A.G., 2 yrs.: Cun- rorrlia ljlayr-rs, 1 yr. 'Ov' itil O SPfllIC'I11'K'Z lfihle History anrl lnlc-rprctationz R.F.l.., 1 yr.: Q JEAN CJIESE IxlPlc'00SU, Xvisconsin Sequence: llistoryg lntramurals, 4 yrs.g College Cliorus, 1 yr., Junior College Clioir. 1 yr.: R.D.Cv., 1 yr., M.A.G., 1 yr., Pep Club, 1 yr. CHARLES JOHN GOHS Chicago, Illinois Sequence: llistoryg Concordia Players, 1 yr.: Speech Cluln, 1 yr.: lntramurals, 3 yrs., Attenclecl Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, lncliana. '- M:-.:. .... , ., .V ,hm . KX , I AMW, MYRLIN HENRY HALL Newbury, North Dakota Se uence' Bilvle Histor and lnter retation' Men's Coun- . p . cilfl1 yr.: R.F.1..., 1 yrllg Cantata Chorus. 1 yr. College Cliorus, 1 yr., Band, 3 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs. CAROL ANN HALLOW Brownstown, Indiana Sequence: Music Ttieoryg Band, 1 yr. 102 RALIQH GREINKE Norridgc, Illinois Sequence: History, College Cllorus, 1 yr., Junior College Clioir. 1 yr.: Collegians, 2 yrs., l.R.C., 1 yr., Spectator, 2 yrs., lfclilor-in-Clnief, 1 yr., lntramurals, 2 yrs., VNfl1o's Vxflqo, 1 yr., Attenclecl Nortlnvestern University ancl XVriglit Junior College, Chicago, lllinois. JOYCE EMILY GRUBER Glen Rizlge, New lersey 5 Sequence: lxcligiong Twirling, 1 yr., Attenclerl Concordia, Bronxville. New Yorlc. ALBERT G. GUTZWILLER Cliivngo, Illinois Sequence: llistoryg R.A.C., 1 yr., Treasurer, C.U.C., 2 yrs., Vlwreiisurer, 1 yr.: 1 yr., Cliairman: 1 yr., l.R.C.. 1 yr., Spectator, 4 yrs., Sports Eclitor, 1 yr., Spf-cali Club, 1 yr., lntramurals, 11 yrs., Senior Class Committee, 1 yr. DOROTHY MAE HAERTHER Atkins, Iowa Sequence: Music Literature, lntramurals, 1 yr., S.T.A.G., 1 yr., Attcncleel Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota. Supply Teacliing, Sioux City ancl Waterloo, lowa. DAvio HASZ bil, Prospect, Illinois Sequence: American and English Literature, S.F.L., 1 yr.: A.1:.1.., 2 yrs.: Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: Varsity Track, 1 yr.: S.'1i.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teaching, Mt. Prospect, lllinois. DOROTHY HELEN HAUPT !1r1inglOn, Wisconsin Sequence: Music '- Organ: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs.: CO1- lege Chorus, 2 yrs.: Senior Co1lege Choir, 1 yr.: Junior Qblli-ge Choir, 1 yr.: Collegiettes, 1 yr.: R.D.G., 1 yr.: 1V1,A.U., 1 yr.: Speech Club, 1 yr. JACK HEIN Furl XVuyne, Indiana Sequence: Physical Education and Youth VX7or1: and Soi-ial Science, Senate, 1 yr.: Menvs Council, Vice-Chain man, 2 yrs.: A.C., 2 yrs.: A.F.L., 1 yr.: Cantata Chorus, 1 yr.: College Chorus, 1 yr.: Junior College Choir. 1 yr.: Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs.: Varsity Basketball, 4 yrs., Co- Caplain, 1 yr.: Varsity Traclc, 1 yr.: Varsity Tennis, 1 yr., 1nlramurals, 4 yrs. CARLENE HELMKAMP Kc-zvurieu, Illinois S4-qiu-noe: 1x'1usic - Organ: lntramurals, 2 yrs.: College fshorus, 2 yrs.: Pmanel, 1 yr.: 1nstrumenta1 lwechniques Uroup. 1 yr., Attended Concordia, St. Paul lviinnesota. EUGENE ALLEN HALTERMAN Chicago, minois Sequence: 1X'1ath f- Srienceg 1 yr.: Attended Northwestern University, Evanston, lllinois and Val- paraiso University, Valparaiso, lndiana. DONNA M. HASSE Nashua, iwinnesola Sequence: Bible 11istory anrl lnterpretation: R.F.1,,, 1 yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr.: Attenclecl Concordia, St, Paul, Minnesota. Supply Teaching, Ottawa, Ontario, Canacla anrl Glenview, lllinois. ERVIN F. HENKELMANN rrfflfllll, 4L1Il7Cl41U, Canada Sequence: Math - Svienveg .'5x.F.L., 1 yr.: Band, 3 yrs: Dominoes, 2 yrs.: Spectator, 2 yrs.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr, Supply Teaching, Marcngo, 111inois ARTHUR HENNIG Ii.'iic1ei'heini, x'1111crla, Canada Sequence: Social Science: R.F.L., 1 yr.: Chapei, 1 yr.: l.1Q.1f., 1 yr., Specriuior, 1 yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teaching. 1.aGrange, lllinois. 103 ELEANOR HERMA HENNIG Xvillisfon Pork, New Ynriz Sequence: Physical Eriucation and Youth Vvoriag in- tramurals, 2 yrs.: Band, 2 yrs., Dominoes, 2 yrs., in- structor, Teaching Group, i yr., Attended Concordia. Bronxviiie, New Yorli. CAROL BERNICE HERBST Baltimore, itiaryioml Sequence: Social Science, R.A.C., i yr., R.F.i.,., i yr., intramurais. 4 yrs., A Cappella Choir, l yr., Cantata Chorus, t yr., Senior College Choir, l yr., Coiiegiettes, i yr.: i.R.C., 2 yrs., Spectator, i yr.: S.T.A.Cv., i yr.: Pep Cluin, l yr., Cheerleader, 1 yr. Supply Teaching. Kingsvilie, iviarylanci. ROBERT CARL HERMANI Hyatfsriiile, ikiorylanrl Sequence: Physical lfciueation anti Youth Xvorlc, Sen- ate, 2 yrs,, Vice-President, l yr., 2 yrs., Chairman, l yr., A.t:.ls. l yr., S.A.B., l yr., Vwihois Xvho. l yr. MARILYN HELEN HERZOG Frunkenmuiir, iwicliigun Sequence: Physical Eriueation ami Youth Vvoricz Senate, i yr., S.A.C., i yr., A.F.i,., l yr., intramurais. 3 yrs.: Chapel Choir, l yr., i.iQ,C., l yr., Coneorciia Players 1 yr. . ,., . ..V.. .. E. . uuvv ' . ---' ' 31:41 ---' 2 ,, M . fue., fi - wer, : R ' ' N: ' - 104 ROBERTA KATHARINE HILL i.7cr'atur, Illinois Sequence: German, A Cappella Choir, i yr., Cantata Chorus, i yr., College Chorus, 2 yrs., Senior College Choir, 2 yrs., Junior College Choir, i yr., Coiiegiettes, 2 yrs., Concordia Players, 2 yrs. SHIRLEY ANN HOBSON Columbus, Indiana Sequence: Bihie History ami interpretation, 4 yrs.: Spectator, 3 rs., Concorciia Pia ers, l r. . Y Y Y ELLEN ANNE HOELTER Las Vegas, Nevada Sequence: Biinie History and interpretation, Womens Council, l yr., intramurais, l yr., College Chorus. 2 yrs., Senior College Choir, 2 yrs., Attenrieci Concorciia. Oalciarici, California. LYNN HOLDINGHAUS St. Ann, Missouri Sequence: Math - Science, intramurals. 2 yrs., Oil Painting Group, l yr., R.D.G., i yr., Puiniicity Com- mittee, l yr., S.R.O., i yr., Attencieci Liniienwooci Col- lege, St. Charles, Missouri. ? GARY JAN HOWARD Viciorville, California Sequence: Music Theory: i yr.: R.F.l.,., l yr. College Chorus, l yr.: Senior College Choir, 2 yrs.: Col. legians, 2 yrs.: Madrigals, l yr.: Attended Concordia Oakland, Califomia. MAGDALENE ALBERTA MARGARET INSEL Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Geography: R.D.G., 3 yrs.: l.R.C., 3 yrs. 3 yfS., SCCfCtafy-TFCBSUTSF, 1 yr. lvl.-XRIE ANN JACOBI New Yorle, New York Sequence: Math - Science: R.F.l..., l yr.: lntramurals 1 yr.: Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New Yorlc. DENNIS LEE JANKO Slwlroygan, xviscorrsin Sequence: Music - Organ: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs.: Chapel Choir, l yr.: College Chorus, 2 yrs.: Senior Col- lege Choir, 2 yrs.: .lunior College Choir, l yr.: Collegians Director, il yrs.: Maclrigals, l yr. JOYCE EDNA HOLLRAH Sl. Charles, Missouri Sequence: English and American Literature: lntramurals. l yr.: lVl.r'X,Cv,, 1 yr.: Pillars, 1 yr. ELAINE HOLTZEN Merrill, Vtfisconsin Sequence: Bible llistory and lntcrpretation: Women's Council, l yr.: lntramurals, 3 yrs.: Cantata Chorus, l yr.: Chapel Choir, l yr.: College Chorus, 3 yrs.: Junior Col- lege Choir, l yr.: R.D.G., l yr.: Y.L.T,G.. l yr.: lN'l,A.G., 3 yrs.: Pep Cluln, l yr. GLENDA lVlAE HORN Red Xving, lxlinnesola Sequence: Bible llistory ancl lnterpretation: l yr.: R,F.l.., 2 yrs.: lntramurals, 2 yrs.: Chapel Choir, l yr.: lVl.A.G., l yr. JUDITH HOUREN Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Bihle History and interpretation: S.F.L., l yr.: :X.l'4.l.,., l yr.: lntramurals, 4 yrs.: Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: Trehle Choir, l yr.: lVl.lX.G., 4 yrs: Alumni Com- mittee, l yr.: Shortcuts. 105 LEE MICHAEL JANY Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Bible l'listory and lnterpretation: R.A.C,, 1 yr.: R.F.L.. 1 yr.g Ctlapel Choir, 1 yr.: Band, 4 yrs., Manager, 1 yr,g Comlmo, 3 yrs.: Dominoes, 2 yrs.g ln- structor Teaching Group, 1 yr.: M.A.G., 2 yrs.: Varsity Track, 1 yr.g S.T.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teactiing, Muslcegon, Michigan. ELIZABETH ANN JASMANN Los Gatos, California Sequence: Social Scienceg S.F.L., 1 yr.g lntramurals, 2 yrs.g Band, 2 yrs.g Pep Clulm, 2 yrs.g Attenclecl Concor- clia, Galalancl, California. 106 h 5 '- m i. I - ' - ' A m l ---:- , ff? .,. . 12 151 CHARLES A. JENNINGS Austin, Texas Sequence: Music - Organg College Chorus, 1 yr.g Senior College Ctmoir, 2 yrs.g Y.1...T.G., 1 yr.g lVl.A.G., 1 yr.: Concordia Players, 2 yrs.: Speech Club, 2 yrs.g S.T.A.G., 1 yr.g Attenclecl Concordia, Austin, Texas. Supply Teaching, Houston, Texas. CAROL JUNGERMANN Sl. Louis, Missouri Sequence: English Literatureg lntramurals, 1 yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr.g Attended St. Pauls Concordia, Mis! souri. Supply Teaching, Pevely, lvlissouri. THOMAS G. KENT Peoria, Illinois Senate, 1 yr.g Y.L.T.G., 1 yr.: Concordia Players, 2 yrs., 1 yr.g lntramurals, 2 yrs.g Treasurerg Varsity Footluall, V Attended Brantley University, Peoria, lllinois. RICHARD ELDON KLATT Vvoiiwutosu, Vtfisconsin Ph sical Fducation ancl Sequence: Math F Science, y - Youtti VX orlcg 2 yrs.g A.F.L., 1 yr.: Auto Cluln, 2 yrs,g Alplwa Sigma Ptii, 2 yrs.g Varsity Baseball, 2g yrs., Manager, 1 yr.: Intramurals, 4 yrs.g Field Service Sports Publicity Nvriter, 3 yrs. R y DORCAS MARIE KNOBLAUCH lforl Vvoync, Imlionn Sequence- Bible History and lnterpietationg lntramurals 3 yrs.: l.R.C., 1 yr.g Attended Concordia Junior College l:l. Nvayne, lndiana. MARIDEE IRENE KNUTH Sl. loscpli, ftlictiigan Sequence: Englistr and American Literatureg lntramurals 3 yrs., R.D.G., 2 yrs.g lV1.A,C1., 3 yrs,g l.R.C., 2 yrs. ELIZABETH E. KUHLMAN Ludlow, Kentucky Sequence: Bible History and lnterpretationg Chapel Clroir, 1 yr., Treble Clioir, 1 yr.g M.A.G., 2 yrs.: Alumni Committee, 1 yr. FREDERICK A. KURTH CfJIlOL'GF, Alfjfth Cflfolinu Sequence: Matti - Science, A.F.L., 1 yr.g College Chorus, 1 yr.: Junior College Clioir, 1 yr., lVl.A,G., 1 yr.g Veterans' Cluli 2 yrs.g S.R.O., 2 yrs.g Attended l.enoir Rlmyne College, Hiclcory, North Carolina. CLIFFORD WALTER KOENIG Pittsliurgh, Pennsylvania Sequencez Ge-rmang R.F.L., 1 yr.: lntramurals, 2 yrs.: Attended St. Paul's, Concordia, Missouri and Concordia Senior College, Ft. Wayne, lncliana. GERALD KOENIG Itfluzardsvitle, Illinois Sequence: Math - Scienceg Senate, 1 yr., President: Men's Council, 1 yr., R.F.L., 1 yr.1 Chapel Clioir, 1 yr., R.D,G., 1 yr., S.R.O., 1 yr.g Alplia Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs.: lntramurals, 4 yrs.g VNflIo's XVIIO, 1 yr. A , ROISERT CHARLES KRAJEWSKI llvlroit, Michigan Sequence: Music Tlieoryp A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs.: Col- legians, 1 yr.g Student Quartet, 2 yrs., S.T.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teaching, Arlington Heights, Illinois. GEIIRGE KENNETH KRIEGER Sainte Genevieve, Missouri Sequence: Music - Qrgang R.F.L., 1 yr.g College Clmrus, 2 yrs., Senior College Choir, 2 yrs.: Attended St. Pauls, Comorrlia, Missouri. Rl'TH EVELYN KRUEGER Mr',1lleII, Texas 2 rs- Treble Sequence: Music Literatureg C.U., y ., Choir, 1 yr., Attended Concordia, Austin, Texas. LENORE KIJECHLE South Hadley, Massachusetts Sequence: English, College Chorus. 1 yr.: Attended Con- cordia, Bronxville, New Yorlc. 107 HA RRIET HELEN LANC-E Clifton, New lersvy Sequence: German, VVomen's Council, 3 yrs.: C.A.C., 1 yr., A Cappella Clioir, 1 yr.: College Chorus, 1 yr.: .lunior College Clioir, 1 yr., Collcgiettes, 2 yrs., Director, 1 yr.: Stuclont Quartet, 1 yr.g Whoys Who, 1 yr. HELEN JUNE LANGE Beecher, Illinois GL Sequence: Bilnle History and lnterpretationg lntramurals. 3 yrs.: R.D.G., 1 yr., Pillars Stalt, 1 yr. ORIA KAYE LEE Las Vegas, Nevarlu Ric R 108 Sequence: Social Science: lVl.A.G., 2 yrs.: Pillars Stall. 1 yr.: Concorctia Players, 1 yr.: Attenclccl Concorclia, Oalclanrl, California. HARD FREDERICK LEWER ayinomlriillv, Texas Sequence: lllilale llistory and lnterpretation: S.l .l.., 1 yr.: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs.: lVl,A.G., 1 yr.: 1.1211 11 yrs.. Presiclent, 1 yr,, Vice-President, 1 yr., Varsity Football, 1 yr., Track, 2 yrs.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Tearliing. Rivlimoncl, Virginia. RUTH ANN KUTZ Beloit, vvisconsin Sequence: Bible History anal Interpretation, lntramurals, 4 yrs., Band, 4 yrs., MAG., 1 yr. CLIFFORD ALEXANDER KUXHAUS Vvinnipeg, lxlanitolna, Canada Sequence: Pliysical tfclucation ancl Youtlm Nvorlcg A.F.ls., 1 yr.: Y.L.T.G., 2 yrs., lntramurals, 4 yrs. BETSY LAMB I3f1QIL'Ll'OOd, New fcrsey Sequence: Organ, lntramurals, 2 yrs., R.D.G., 1 yr.g S.R.O., 2 yrs., Extrumurals, 1 yr.: Attenmlecl Oluerlin Col- lege, Oberlin, Qtiio and University of Coloraclo, Boulder, Colorado. AUDREY LAMBERT Mislricoi, Yvisconsin Sequence: Ptrysical Eclucation anrl Youth VN7orlc: rX.l7,L., 1 yr.: Intramurals, 1 yr.: College Chorus, 2 yrs.: Senior College Ctioir, 1 yr.g Junior College Choir, 1 yr., M,A.G,, 1 yr., Attended Dr. Martin Lutlxer College, New Ulm, lVlinncsota. Supply Teaching, Aclclison, llli- nois ancl Brookfield, lllinois. CAROLE ANN LEXA SI. Louis, fxfissouri Sequence: Engtish and American Literature: C.A.C., 3 yrs.: Intramurals, 4 yrs.: Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: Concordia Players, 1 yr.: Speech 2 yrs. CHARLES l-iND New Albany, Indiana Sequence: English and American Literature: AFL., 1 yr.: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs.: Co11ege Chorus, 1 yr.: Senior Cottege Choir. 1 yr.: Cottegians, 1 yr.: Varsity Football, 1 yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr.: 1ntramura1s, 1 yr. Sup- ply Teaching, Aclctison, 111inOis. ELYDIA L. LINDEMAN Cincinnati, Ohio Sequence: Enghsh and American Literature: 1ntramura1s. 4 yrs.: Cantata Chorus, 1 yr.: Band, 3 yrs.: M.A.G., 2 yrs.: Spectator Stair, 1 yr.: Pep C1u1J, 1 yr.: Attended University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. HENRY OTTO LUERS 1.11 Grunge, Hlinois Sequence: Physica1 Science: Chorale Choir, 1 yr.: At- tended University of 111inois, Urbana, Htinois, 111inois 1n- stitute of Technology, Chicago, 111inOis. 95 f if I - i s K s wag? xr sig X 5 , Ef f ,,.,,. A. Z., A , i 255 ' . ...T .,,. . JEANETTE CAROL ANN MANDEL Sheboygan, Vvisconsin Sequence: Music Theory: Intramurals. 4 yrs.: Band, 3 yrs.: 1nstrumenta1 Techniques Group, 3 yrs.: Y.1...T.G., 1 yr.: 1V1.A.G.. 4 yrs.: Pep Band, 3 yrs. RONALD .CARL MARTEN Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Geography: Chape1 Choir, 1 yr.: Automobile Ctuh, 2 yrs.: Pep Club, 1 yr.: 1ntramura1s, 4 yrs. DORA MARTENSEN Oakland, California Sequence: Music Literature: 1ntramura1s, 1 yr.: Y.1...T.G., 1 yr.: 1.R.C., 1 yr.: S.R.O., 1 yr.: Attended Concordia. Oalctand, California. KATHERINE MARTIN Asbury, Missouri Sequence: Home Economics: 1ntramura1s, 1 yr.: M.A.G., 1 yr.: Attended Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas. 109 JACK MCWHIRTER CYIIUCLIOLUGQG, New Yofk Sequence: Bible History ancl lnterpretation and Matlm - Scienceg R.A.C., 1 yr.g S.F.l.., 1 yr.g Chapel Choir, 1 yr.g M,A.G., 1 yr.g Varsity Footlnall, 2 yrs.g S.T.A.G., 1 yr.g Alpha Sigma Plii, 2 yrs. Supply Teaclring, Milwaukee Wisconsin. MARCIA ANNE MEADER SI. Louis, Alissouri Sequence: Englisli and American Literatureg VVomen's Council, 1 yr.g C.A.C., 1 yr., Secretary, 1 yr.g lntra- murals, 41 yrs.g Cliapel Clroir, 1 yr.g Concorclia Players 1 yr.. Speecli Club, 3 yrs. NORMAN H. MILBRANDT Cngswell, Norffi Duleoiu Sequence: Social Scienceg 1 yr.g yr,p A Ati:-nnlecl St. Jolans VN'inliz-lil, Kansas. Supply lqeaclr- ing, Xyisconsin Rapids, Vvlisfonsin. RICHARD VV. MOHLENHIJFF Slrlfvn Island, New Yorlz Srrqiierirez lxlalli - Scif-iir'c'1 1 yr.: lX11Ul'Nli'1l QQ1'!lJ0i'l11?1, Prronxville, New Yorla. 110 SANDRA MESETH Elmwood Parlz. Illinois Sequence: Bible History ancl lnterpretationg lntramurals, 2 yrs.g M.A.G., 2 yrs.g Chorale Choir, 1 yr. CAROL HELEN MEYER St. Louis, Missouri Sequence: English and American luileratureg College Cliorus, 2 yrs.g lntramurals, 1 yr.g Attended St. Paulvs, Concordia, Missouri. CAROL JOAN MEYER AIEU7 IMIGUCII, lllliianu Sequence: Music 'lilieoryg SEL.. 1 yr.g lnlramurals, 4 l yrs.: Clrapvl Choir, 1 yr.: Band, 3 yrs.: lnstrumental Vlqecliniqm-s Group, 1 yrr.g M,A.G., 4 yrs.g Pep Clulw, 1 yr,g Pep Band, 1 yr. DOUGLAS K. MEYER Sl, Louis, hIiSSIJUl'l Sequence: fieograplryg Cliapel Clcioir, 1 yr.g Varsity Ten- nis, 3 yrs.g lnlrumurals, 4 yrs.g Alplia Sigma Plii, 3 yrs. GRACE M. NICKEL I.llIfi'll'UOd, Oliio Sequence: German, lntramurals, 3 yrs., Chapel Clioir, 1 yr.: 'lxrelnle Clioir, 1 yr., M.!X.G., 2 yrs.g Pillars Stall, 1 yr., Pep Cluln, 1 yr. Lois ANN OEHLER Dearfelrl, illinois S1-qiicncez Social Science, lntramurals, 3 yrs,g Trelule Clioii, 1 yr.g lV1.A.G., 1 yr.g Pillars Stag, 1 yr.g Specialor Stull, 1 yr. ALBERT OLDENBURG Ariligo, Xrvisconsin XVIRGINIA GSWALD llelroil, Imlivliigan Sequence: Historyg lntramurals, 4 yrs., R,D.G., 1 yr.: l.R.C., 2 yrs. MARILYN JEAN MORGAN Alvxunrlria, Louisiana Sequence: Organ, lntramurals, 1 yr.: College Clriorus, 1 yr., Senior College Clioir, 2 yrs.g Attenclccl Concordia, Austin, Texas. SHIRLEY ANNE MOSSHAMMER , lft, Nvciyne, Indiana Sequence: Bilnle History and lnterpretationp R.F.L., 1 yr., ' Cantata Chorus, 1 yr.g College Cliorus, 2 yrs.g Senior College Choir, 1 yr.g M.A.C-., 2 yrs.g Concorclia Players, 1 yr. ELLA RUTH OTTEN Bridgeport, Connecticut Sequence: Pbilnle llistory ancl lntorpretation: R.F.l.... 2 yrs.g lntramumls, 4 yrsfg Chapel Clioir, 2 yrs.: R.D.G., 2 yrs,g 'Y.L.T.G., 1 yr., M.A.G., 3 yrs.: Pillars Stall, 1 yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teacliing, Hampton, Vin ginia. JOYCE DOREEN PANRE ' Pi-rnluroke, Ontario, Canada Sequence: Music - Organg C.U.f3 yrs.g R.F.L.. 1 yr.: gollege Cliorus, 1 yr., Treble Clioir, 1 yr.: Collegiettes. yrs. ' . 111 BERNADINE PANNING Deshler, Ohio Sequence: Bihte History and lnterpretationg tntramurals 2 yrs.: Chapel Choir, t yr., Band, 1 yr.: M.A.G., 2 yrs.g S.T.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teaching, Deljiance, Ohio. ANITA PAPENBERG , Red Bud, Illinois Sequence: English and American Literature: tntramurats, t yr., S.T.A.G., t yr.: Attended St. Johns Winheld Kansas. Supply Teaching, Decatur. lltinois and Ft. XfVayne, lndiana. LA DENA PAQUETTE Southgate, ltiichigan Se uence' Ph sical Education and Youth Vvorlc- tn q - Y 1 ' tramurals, 4 yrs., Cheerleading, 4 yrs., A.F.l..., 2 yrs.: Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: Pep Club, 2 yrs. DONALD T. PETERING Muskogee, Oklahoma Sequence: Music Theory and Organp C.A.C., t yr., A Chairman, l yr., A Cappella Choir, 1 yr.: College Chorus, 2 yrs., Senior College Choir, 2 yrs.g .lunior Cote lege Choir, l yr.g Collegians, 4 yrs., Secretary-Treasurer, 2 yrs., l.R.C., t yr., SAB., 1 yr., Madrigals, t yr. tl2 CAROL PETERS Cicero, Illinois Sequence: Geography: l yr,g lntramurals, 2 yrs.g Concordia Players, 2 yrs.g Pep l yr.g Cheerleading, yrs., Captain, l yr. CHERYL E. PETERSON St. joseph, Michigan Sequence: Social Science, Senate, l yr., Vwlomenls Coun- cil, l yr.g lntramurals, 4 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., M.A,G., l yr., Pillars Stail, l yr., Spectator Stall, l yr., tlomecoming Attendant. JERRALD Koivr PFABE Sl. Louis, hlissouri Sequence: History, Social Science, Church tlistoryg Sena ate, l yr.: lVten's Council, l yr., Secretory, t yr., Col- lege Chorus, l yr., Chorale Choir, t yr.g Collegians, 3 yrs.g l.R.C., l yr., Varsity Tennis, 2 yrs.: S.A.l7J., l yr.. Student Co-orclinator of Activities, l yr.: lntramurals, 3 yrsn VX'ho's Vwlho, l yr,g Attended St, Pauls Con- cordia, lvlissouri. Fl-I-IEODORA J. POEHLER Sl. Paul, hfinnesoiu Sequence: English and American Literature and Physical tfducation and Youth Vvorlcg Vvlomenvs Council, 2 yrs.: A.C., 2 yrs.: A.F.L,, t yr.g lntramurals, 3 yrs., College Chorus, 2 yrs.: Senior College Choir, l yr,g R.lJ.G., l yr., Spectator Statt, 2 yrs., Features Co-lfditorg Speech Clulo, .l yrs.g S.A.l7r., l yr., Student l.ilc llolicivs Committee. l yr.: llomecoming Attendant, Vwlhols Xvho, t yr.3 At- tvnzlerl Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota. LINDA LEE Quoss For! Smilln, .lrkunsas Scqrivrrvcz Bilzle llistory and lriterprcialiong Scnalc: l yr.: Xxlonrvrivs Counfil, l yr.g lntriimurzils, yrs.: foam ifrlar Clrorus l yr.: College Chorus, l yr.: Junior Col logo filroir, l yr.: Collegiettes, l yr., Vive-Prcsiclent lxl.A.fl., l yr.: Pillars Stall, Q yrs.g .Slmlc-nt Life llalilor l vr. NEAL F. RABE Elmlrursl, lllinois Soqucrirr-: Ucograplryg 2 yrs., Vice-ljrcsirlont, l yr., llmusim-ss lvlzmager, l yr.g C.U., 2 yrs., Vice-Clwaiih main, l yr.: 2 yrS.g 2 yrs.: Clmpf-l Clioir, l yr.g Y.lI.'l'.C., l yr.g lVl.A.G., l yr.g Coricorclia Play- 4-rs, 2 yrs.: S.,l'..'X.U., l yr. Supply Tvncliing, llyallsvillc. lX'lzIrylaIml ELLEN lNlARlE RADEWAHN Suginrizr, rxliclrignn Soqrrerrvc-: Bilulc History and lnterpretalion: XVomcn's Counril, 3 yrs.: R,F.l.., l yr.g lnlrarrrumls, fl yrs.: Can- tata Clrorus, l yr.: College Clwrus, l yr.: Bonrl, 3 yrs.: R.l7.C., Q yrs.: Y.l...T.G., 2 yrs.g lXl.tX.fl., .fl yrs., 501:- rclary, SUZANNE RADTKE lyfms, lllirlois Scquencv: English and American Literatureg lnlramurals, 3 yrs.g Spvvlulor Stall, l yr.g Concordia Players, 2 yrs.g Pop Club, Q yrs. RlJBERT C. POPP ljmlimi, Alixmiiri gl'fllI1'IN f-1 floograipliyg Fl,.'X.G., O I Slxfl., l yr.g lntrzirriurixli, ll yrs XXERNON WILLIAM PRANGE Slm'lvr'illr', lllirmis g4'lIlll'IlI'l'i civrrrrfing Ailennlcrl llxul C rrriu muri illill Ci0Iil'0T1llG Senior Cfllll'Q IRIN nf mni NANCY RUTII IJRECKER ljllrlllfll Cjlllll S4-quiz-rim-: llxilmlrw llislory anrl lm rprcirlmri ' ' 2 ,I is yf.I K Olllwfl' Cfli0l'llS, ' 5.2 GDI l JUIHIYIOI N l yr.g lllSlflIHN'Iil?ll Tcclrniqires Group yrQ .2 yrQ.g K omurrlia Playa-rs, l yr.g 5lIor1II N IVAN JAMES QUANDT Rm'lImlm'. .xlinlwsolzi N-mill:-IIr'1-1 llisluryg bbliillfk l Yr.: ll Xl l xr Rl l l yr.g ffuriluia Clrorus, l yr.: Q0 em Ioru N-ninr f,.ollc-Irv l,lIoir, l yr,g ,lunlor I I yr.: SIJC'f'Ill Clulo, l yr. ELLEN RAFERT Seattle, Washington Sequence: Bible History and lnterpre-tation: Attended Concordia, Portland, Oregon. IRENE RAKOW Suring, Wisconsin Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation: R.A.C., 2 yrs.: A.C., 1 yr.: Intramurals, 3 yrs.: Cantata Cliorus, 2 yrs.:: M.A.G., 2 yrs.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr.: W.A.O., 2 yrs. iupply Tcacliing, Suring, Wisconsin and Seymour, ln- rana. WILLIAM CARL RAKOW Detroit, Michigan Sequence: Math - Science: Senate, 1 yr.: lVlen's Coun- cil, 2 yrs., Chairman, 1 yr.: R.D.G., 1 yr.: Y.L.T.G., 1 yr.: Varsity Football, 3 yrs., Captain, 1 yr.: VVl1o's Who, 1 yr. DONALD REAS Pontiac, Michigan Sequence: Music Literature: RPL., 2 yrs.: SPL., 1 yr.: Band, 4 yrs.: Combo, 3 yrs.: Dominoes, 2 yrs.: lnstru- mcntal Techniques Group, 3 yrs.: Concordia Players, 1 yr.: Varsity Football, 1 yr.: Marching Band Director, 2 yrs. BETTY ANN REDEKER Shattuc, Illinois Sequence: Bilnle History and Interpretation: lntramurals, 2 yrs., Clrapel Choir, 1 yr.: Junior College Clloir, 2 yrs.: R.D.G., 2 yrs.: M.A.G., 3 yrs.: Concordia Players, 1 yr. HAROLD DARNTON REED Adrian, Michigan Sequence: Math f-1 Science: Attended Ferris Institute, Big Rapids, Michigan. ARNOLA REINITZ Maple Hill, Iowa Sequence: Social Science: R.D.G., 1 yr.: l.R,C., 1 yr.: S.T.A.G., 2 yrs.: VVomen's Residence Counselor, 1 yr.: Attended Estherville College and Colorado State Col- lege, Greeley, Colorado. Supply Teaching, Cvraettinger. loxva. OLGA ALMA REISER Secaucus, New jersey Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation: College Cliorus, 1 yr.: Senior College Choir, 2 yrs.: Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New Yorlc. 114 ELAINE REISS Cliickaslia, Oklahoma Sequence: Psyctiologyg Spectator, 1 yr.: S.R.O., 1 yr.g Concordia Players, 1 yr.: Attended St. .lolm s, Nvinfield, Kansas. RUTH RENNER tlfarlison, Ne brasfza Sequence: Bible History and lnterpretationg C.A.C., 1 yr.: Publicity Committee, 1 yr., M.A.G., 1 yr.: l.R.C.. 1 yr., Spectator, 1 yr.g Concordia Players, 1 yr.: S.T.A.G.. 1 yr.: Attended St. Jol'1n's, VVinField, Kansas and Con- cordia, Seward, Nelaraslca. Supply Teaching, Roclc Island, lllinois. IVIILDRED LOUISE REPP Sl. Louis, twissouri Sequence: English and American Literatureg R.F.L., 1 yr.g College Chorus, 2 yrs., Senior College Choir, 1 yr.: ggmncordia Players, 1 yr., Attended St. Pauls Concordia, issouri. 'THEODORE A. REX Shelton, VVasl1ingtOn Sequence: Music, R.A.C., 1 yr., S.F.I,., 1 yr.g College Chorus, 1 yr., Senior College Clioir, 1 yr., Collegians, 2 yrs., ljorf-sts-rs, 1 yr., R.D.G., 1 yr.: M.A.G., 1 yr,g Concordia Players, 1 yr.g S.T.A.G., 1 yr.g Attended Concordia, Portland, Oregon. GER! MARIANNE RIEGGER AYQIU HYOYAL, A101111 570rL Sequence: Math - Science, lntramurals, 1 yr.g Con- cordia Players, Q yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr., Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New Yorlc. MAURY C. RIEGLER Little Rock, Arkansas Sequence: Social Science, S.T.A.G., 1 yr., Attended rflgoncordia, Austin. Texas. Supply Teacliing, Brenliam, exas. JANET LOUISE RIES Hales Corners. Wisconsin Q Sequence: Bible History and lnterpretationg S.A.C., 1 A yr., 3 yrs.: 1 yr.: A.F.l.,., 2 yrs.: lntrae murals, 4 yrs., Cliapel Choir, 2 yrs.: R.D.G., 2 yrs., 3 yrs., Pillars, 2 yrs., Spectator, 2 yrs. DONALD E. ROELL iwilrunulzee, Vvisconsin Sequence: Matti - Science, S.A.C., 1 yr.g S.F.la.. 1 yr.g Cliapcl Choir, 1 yr., M.A.G., 1 yr.: S.R,O., 2 yrs.: Concordia Players, 2 yrs., Varsity Tennis, 1 yr.: S.'l'.A.G., 1 yr, Supply Teaching, Fort Wayne, lndiana. 115 DAVID SCHAUS l.rim:as!c'r, California Soqucnrc: Gcograpliyg Cliapel Clwoir, l yr.g Varsity Foot- lmall, 3 yrs., S.'l'.1'X.G. Prcsirlenl, l yr.: SAB., l yr.: Exlramurals, 1 yr., Alpha Sigma Plii, 3 yrs. Supply Tcacliing, Young America, lxflinncsola. MARTHA ANN SCHEER Dearborn, llficliigun Sequence: llisloryp S.l:.L,, l yr.g l yr., lnlra- murals. 4 yrs.g Pep Cluln, l yr., Clxeerlcaclc-r, l yr.: Ballet Group, 3 yrs. JOANNE HELEN SCHILLING Apalacliin, New York Scqucnrc: llislorryg l.R.C., l yr.g Pillars, 1 yr., Atlcnclcfl Concordia, Hronxville, New Yorlc. CAROLYN SCHLICHT Milwuulecc, Wisconsin Sequence: Bible Hislory and lnterprctationg A.C., 2 yrs.. Secretary-Treasurer, l yr.: A,F.L., l yr., lntramurals, 4 yrs., Chairman, 1 yr., Chapel Choir, 1 yr.g Pep Club, l yr, 116 DARL DEAN ROSE 'gOlIfllIf'I, xvisrrmsin Soqiicnrc: Pliysical Education ancl Youll? Xvorliz l yr.: Alf., l yr., R.l .L., l yr.g lVl.i'X.fi,, l yr., Auto- moliilo Clulm, 2 yrs., S.R.O., 2 yrs.g Varsily Trail: Man- age-r, 2 yrs.: Pi-p l yr.: Campus Cfnrnvrs lylanagjor, l yr.g Alplia Sigma Plii, 2 yrs., Vim--Pr:-srclc-nl, l yr. EDVVARD ROSE Iluniliirvml, lnfliorm gr-qiic-iirv: Griograplayg S,F.l,,. l yr.: Cantata filworus, l yr., Varsily Football, l yr., Alplia Sigma Plii, 2 yrs. Lois ROSENBERG xxIiHiHlHSIPlll'g, IOIIYG Sc-qiic-riro: lxlusirt Literature, A Cappi-lla Clmoir, l yr.: Collvgc Clworus, l yr.g Junior College Clwoir, l yr.: Col- lvgiollvs, l yr,g Conrorclia Players, 2 yrs., S.T.A.G., l yr. Supply Tcarlaiiig, Toleclo, Oliio. ELIZABETH ANN SABANOSH GIll'fll'l1I, New l0rs0y Soqucnvo: lfnglisli and American ljloraliireg S.T.A,G., l yr.1 Jxllvnrlcwl Concorclia, llronxvillu, Nc-xv Yorlc. Sup! ply Vlqcwacliing, llyattsville, Maryland. JULIE JANE Scumrn Slmlmonier, lllinois Si-quence: Bilale llistory and lnterpretation: RJXC., 2 yrs.: lntramurals, 2 yrs.: l2.D.G., 2 yrs. ALLAN Scurvum' lfrivlirl, Ohio Sequence: History: IXC., 3 yrs.: A.F.l..., 1 yr.: l.R.C., 1 yr.: Varsity Baslcelhall, 2 yrs., lxlanager, 1 yr.: Varsity llxaselaall. 2 yrs.: lntramurals. 3 yrs.: Attended Bowling Cir-on State University, Bowling Green, Ohio. JOEL H. SCHMID1' llviwly, Alissouri Mr Sequence: Physical liclucalion and Youth Xvorlc: R.F,I.., 1 yr.: 1X.F,l..., 1 yr.: Cantata Chorus. 1 yr.: Speciaior, 1 yr.: Concordia Playa-rs, 2 yrs.: S.-l'.A.G. Ylqrc-asurer. 1 yy.: lnlramurals, 2 yrs.: Supply Teaching, La Porte, ln- LIHH21. LDRED SCHINIIDT Fort xvayne, Indiana Sequence: Bihle History and lnterpretation: lnlrarnurals, 3 yrs.: College Chorus, 1 yr., Junior College Choir, 1 yr.: Y.l-.'l'.G., 1 yr.: l.R,C.. 1 yr.: Twirling. 2 yrs.: X?itended Concordia Junior College, Fort Xvayne, ln- rrana, SHIRLEY ANN SCHMOHE rxlilforrl, lllinois Sequence: Bilule History and lnterpretationg lntramurals, 2 yrs.: Cantata Chorus, 1 yr.: College Chorus, 2 yrs.: Senior College Choir, 2 yrsig Band, 2 yrs.: Collegiettes, 2 yrs.. President, 1 yr.: lVl.A.G., 1 yr. ARLENE SCHROEDER Elmwood Park, Illinois Sequence: Social Science: lntramurals, 2 yrs.: Cantata Chorus, 1 yr.: Chapel Choir. 1 yr.: College Chorus. 1 yr.: Senior College Choir, 1 yr.: Junior College Choir, 1 yr., Collegiettes, 1 yr., Concordia Players, 1 yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teaching, Racine, Wisconsin. MYRA KAY SCHROEDER Lansing, Illinois Sequence: English and American Literature: PLC., 3 yrs.: lntramurals, 4 yrs.: Concordia Players, 2 yrs.: Pep Cluh, 2 yrs.: Cheerleader, 4 yrs., Captain, yrs.: Homecom- ing Attendant. SALLY RUTH SCHUELKE Nolcomis, Florida Sequence: lxlusic Literature: lntramurals, 2 yrs.: R.D.G., 2 yrs.: M.A.G,, 2 yrs.: Attended Concordia, Oalcland, California. 117 JOEL ERWIN SCHUMACHER Moyer, Minnesota Sequence: Geography: S.'l'.A,G., 1 yr.: Attended Con- cordia, St. Paul, Minnesota. Supply Teaching, Belvi- dere, lllinois PATRICIA JEANNE SCHWEBKE Bclificlere, Illinois Sequence: Geography' Senate, 1 - AC 2 yrs.: A.F.lQ., 1 yr.: lntramurals, 3 yrs., Peplglula, .1 ELISABETH H. SPALTEHOLZ Nc-irarle, New York Sequence: History, Xvomens Council, l yr., R.A.C., 1 yr., SEL., 1 yr.: lntramurals, 4 yrs.: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: College Chorus, Q yrs.: R.D.G., 2 yrs., MAC., 1 yr.: l.R.C,, 2 yrs., S.T.A.C-., 1 yr., VX omen's Residence Counselor. Supply Teaching, llummond, Indiana. JOYCE SPICER xfX'lll1'IllUfl, lllinois Sequence: Social Science, Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: Trelmle Cxhoir, 2 yrs., Y,l..T.G., l yr.: l.R,C.. Q yrs.: :Alumni Committee, 1 yr., Concordia Players, 1 yr.: Attenrlc-rl Xvvslc-rn lllinois University, lXlElI'Ul'I1lJ, lllinois. 118 BEVERLY JANE SECOR Milwaukee, Vvisconsin Sequence: English and American Literature: XVomen's Council, 2 yrs., Vice-Chairman, 1 yr.: S.F.l.., l yr., Intramurals, 1 yr., Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: College Chorus, 2 yrs.: Senior College Choir, 1 yr.: .lunior College Choir, 1 yr., Y.L.T.G,, 1 yr.: 1VI.A.G., 3 yrs.: Pep Cluh, 1 yr. KENNETH EARL SHEWMAKER Los Angeles, California Sequence: History: College Chorus, 1 yr., Senior College Choir, 1 yr., R,D.G., 1 yr.: lVl,A.G., 1 yr.: l.R.C., 2 yrs, S,T.A.G., 1 yr., lntramurals, 2 yrs.: Attended Concordia, Gilliland, California, University of Southern California. Los Angeles, California and Pepperdine College, Los Angeles, California. Supply Teaching, Forest Perla, lllinois. ELLEN MAE SIMANTEL Cornelius, Oregon Sequence: Music Literature, College Chorus, 2 yrs.: Sen- ior College Chorus, 1 yr., R.D.G., 1 yr.: Ailvr-'lf Q. pon- cordia, Portland, Oregon, KARL ERLING SORENSON Chicago, Illinois Sequence: English and American literature, benate, 1 yr., C.A.C., 4 yrs., Chairman, 1 yr.: Spectator, 4 yrs., Features Editor, 1 yr., Editorial Editor, 1 yr.: Concordia Players, 4 yrs.: Varsity Football, 3 yrs., Speech Cluln, 4 yirs., President, 1 yr.: S.A.B., 1 yr.: Alpha Sigma Phi, yrs. ANITA GRACE STREUFERT St, Louis, lxfissouri Sequence: Sociai Sciencesg Senate, 1 yr., Secretary: IXC., 2 yrs., Secretary-Treasurer, 1 yr., S.F.L,, 1 yr.: intraimurais, L1 yrs., Ciiapr-1 Choir, 1 yr.: Pillars, 1 yr.. Classes Eciitorp Spectator, 1 yr.: Xwiiois Xviio, 1 yr., iiomccoming Queen. ' LEON RAYMOND SUCKOW Buffalo, New York Sirquenver Geography: Cantata Chorus, 1 yr.g Ciwapei Ciioir, 2 yrs., Coiiege Ciiorus, 2 yrs.g Senior Coiicgc Ciioir, 2 yrs.g Coiiegians, 1 yr.: Pillars, 1 yr., Spectator, 4 yrs., Features Eciitor, 1 yr., Editor-in-Chief, 1 yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr.g SJXB., 1 yr.g Supply Teaciiing, Brooie lipid, Illinois. 1ALlCE LUCILLE THIEME lil. Xviiyriv, lmlimia Sr-qiit-iiwez Psyciioiogyg C.U., 1 yr.g intramurais, 1 yr.g Coiicgju Ciiorus, 1 yr,g i.R.C., 1 yr., S.T.A.G,, 1 yr., Secretary, Attcncieci Coioracio University, Bouificr, C010- racio anci Concordia Junior Coiiege, Ft. Yvayne, inciianai. Suppiy Teaching, Ft. Xvaync, indiana. RUTH ANN THURN Pitcairn, Ponnsylvriniu Ss-qiicnroi Qrgani Ciiapei Choir, 1 yr.g Coiiege Ciiorus, 3 yrs.: Senior Qoiiege Ciioir, 2 yrs.: ,iunior Coiiegie Cimir, 1 yr.: Concordia Players. 2 yrs., Secretary, 1 yr. DOLORES ANN STARK Nui' Haven, indiana Sequence: Social Science, intramurais, 1 yr.g 1V1.1X.G., 1 yr., S.'11.A,G., 1 yr.g Altrrriric-ci Concordia ,iunior Coiicgc, Ft. Nvayne, inciiana anci indiana University Extension. Ft. Vylayne, indiana. Suppiy Teaching, New iiavon infiiana. ROLAND OLIVER STEINBACH Sl. Louis. Missouri Sequence: History, 1.R.C., 1 yr.g Attencieri St. ,1O1in's, Xxliniioici, Kansas DIANE TOMAICH Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Cu-rmang Vxavriicriys Councii, 1 yr.g SAXC., -1 yrs., Secretary, 2 yrs., Ciiairman, 1 yr., S.i'.1,., 1 yr., intramurais, 3 yrs., Cantata Ciiorus, 2 yrs.: Coiiege Chorus, 1 yr., Svnior Coils-gc Ciioir, 2 yisp SJ-X.l3., 1 yr., Xviiols Xviio, 1 yr, HARKDLDINE JOY TOMHAVE facksonville, illinois Sequence: English and American Literature, S.F.L., 1 yr., intramurais, 41 yrs., 1V1.rX.G., 2 yrs., Concorriia Piay- ers, 2 yrs. 119 MARJORIE ELLEN UNRATH Decalur, Illinois Sequence: Bihle History ancl lnterpretation: Womens Council, 3 yrs., R.F.l.., l yr., Cantata Chorus, l yr.: College Chorus, Q yrs., .lunior College Choir, l yr., Collegiettes, l yr., R.D.G., l yr., lVl.A.Cv., 1 yr.: Pep Club, l yr. LAVERN VENZKE flilun, Vvisconsin Sequence: Bible History ancl lnterpretationg R.A.C., l yr., R.D.G., J yrs.: Y.L.T.G., l yr., lVl.A.G., 2 yrs, EDYTHE ELAYNE VOTH Liftlv Rock, Arkansas Sequence: Bible History anil lntc-rpretation: Senate, l yr.: Xvomenys Council, 2 yrs., Chairman, l yr.1 R.l:.l.., l yr., S.F.l..., l yr., lntramurals, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, l yr., Chapel Choir. l yr.: College Chorus, 2 yrs.: Chorale Choir, l yr., Oil Painting Group, l yr.: Y.l.,T,G., l yr., lVl.A.G., 3 yrs., Secretary, l yr., XN'ho's Vxlho, l yr. CAROLE ANN WAGNER lwiliunuleee, Wisconsin Sequence: English anrl American literature: lntramurals. 4 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr.: Y.L.T.G., l yr., lVl.A,G,, l yr., l,R,C., fl yrs., Concorclia Players, 4 yrs,g Pep Club. l yr. 120 FRANK THOMAS WALKER Fort Wayne, lnrlirrna Sequence: Church History, Mens Council, l yr., Y.L.T.G., 2 yrs., Chairman, l yr.: Pep Club, 1 yr.: lntra- murals. 2 yrs., Attenclecl North Manchester College North Manchester, lncliana. HOWARD J. VVARNICK Frankenmuth, Michigan Sequence: Music Theory: Chapel Choir, l yr.g College Chorus, 2 yrs., Senior College Choir, 2 yrs., l yr.g Concordia Players, 2 yrs., S.T.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teaching, Yorlcville, lllinois. RUTH MAE WEBER Decatur, lnclianu Sequence: Social Science: Sfl-.A.G., l yr., Attended Concordia Junior College, Ft. VVayne, lndiana. Supply Teaching, Tipton, lncliana. MILDRED WENDLING Altamont, Illinois Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, lntramurals, 4 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., Trehle Choir, l yr., R.D.G., l yr., lVl.A.G., 4 yrs.g l.R.C., l yr. LOUISE ANN WIESE lllusleegong 51 iclligon Sequence: Music Theory: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, 2 yrs., College Chorus, 2 yrs.q Senior College Choir, 2 yrs., lVl.A.G., 1 yr., Spectator, 2 yrs., S,T.A.G., 1 yr. Supply Teaching, Alpena, Michigan. IVIARJORIE WILL Altamont, Illinois Sequence: Music Theory Women's Council, 1 yr., Sec- retary, R.A.C., 1 r., Secretary, R.F.L., 1 yr.g lntra- murals, 4 yrs., Vy'h,o's VVho, 1 yr., Homecoming At- tenclant. LUANN WITT New York, New Yorlz Sequence: Geography, Social Science, Womens Coun- cil, 1 yr., 1 yr.: A.F.L.., 2 yrs., lntramurals, 4 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Trelnle Choir, 2 yrs.: Stu- clent Quartet, 1 yr., Oil Painting Group, 2 yrs., R.D.G., 1 yr.: Y.L.T.G., 1 yr., l.R.C., 3 yrs., Alumni Commit- tee, 1 yr., SRG., 1 yr., Concordia Players, 4 yrs, JANET WITTENBACK Pasadena, Texas Sequence: lvlusic Literature, Senate, 2 yrs., 4 yrs., Chairman, 1 yr., S.F.L., 1 yr., lntramurals, 3 yrs., Col- lege Chorus, 1 yr., Band, 3 yrs., Gil Painting Group, 1 yr., Publicity Committee, 1 yr., S.A.B., 1 yr., Secreiaryx XVho's Who, 1 yr. NIARLENE DAWN WERNER Cllivugn, lllinuis Sr-quvrice: llistoryg lntramurals, 2 yrs., Chapel Choir. 2 yrs.: lx'l.fX,G., 2 yrs.: Spvclulor, 3 yrs, ROBERTA WERNE'R Springfic-lil, Illinois Sequence: Social Science, lniramurals, 4 yrs., Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: Trelale Choir, 1 yr., 1 yr.: M.A.G.. 2 yrs., l.R.C,, 4 yrs.: Automohile Clulo, 1 yr. MILDRED ROBERTA WHEELER Holyoke, lX'1!lSSIlChUS9HS Sequence: Bible History and lnterprctationp Attended Qonvorrlia, Bronxville, New Yorlc. HILBERT XfVlI.LIAM VVIEDENKELLER Milrifriubcfr-, Wisconsin Sequence: Music - Qrgang R.A.C., 1 yr., CU., 1 yr., Treasurer, R.F.1.., 2 yrs,g A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs.: Collegians. 1 yr., Foresters, 2 yrs,g R.D.G., 1 yr.: Pillars, 1 yr., S.'I'.A.G., 1 yr., S.A.B., 1 yr., VViw's Xkiho, 1 yr. Supply Teaching, Yanlzton, South Dakota. 121 ROBERT VV. YAEGER lxiilwnulzee, Wisconsin Sequence: Bihle History and lnterpretation: Senate, 1 yr.: A.C., Qyrs.: Cantata Chorus, 1 yr.: R,D.G., 3 yrs., Steering Committee, 2 yrs.: Veterans' Cluh, 1 yr. HAROLD GORDON ZASTROW Shclmygcin, Wisconsin Sequence: Church History, lVlcn's Council, 2 yrs.: RJXC., 1 yr,: R.F.L., 1 yr.: Cantata Chorus, 1 yr.: Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: R.D.G., 1 yr.: lVl.A.Cv., 2 yrs.: Veterans' Cluh, 1 yr.: Concordia Players, 2 yrs.: Varsity Foolhall, 1 yr., Baseball, 3 yrs. JOHN PHILLIP ZEHNDER Strongsville, Qllio Sequence: English and American Literature: Senate, 1 yr.: S.A.C., 2 yrs., Chairman, 1 yr., Vice-Chairman, 1 yr.: A.C., 1 yr., Band, 1 yr.: 1.R.C., 2 yrs.: Concordia Players, 4 yrs.: Speech Cluh, 3 yrs.: Pep Cluh, President, 1 yr.: Senior Class President, VXfho's Who, 1 yr. LORAIN ZERN Piiislwurgli, Pennsylvania Sequence: History: lntramurals, 4 yrs.: Oil Painting Group, 1 yr., l.R.C., 2 yrs.g Pillars, 3 yrs., Qrganizations Editor, 1 yr.: Pep Cluh, 2 yrs. DALE KENNETH ZIESEMER Fallon, Nevada ' Sequence: History and Social Science: Varsity Traclz, 1 yr.: Attended Concordia, Milwaulcee, Nvisconsin. Wai picfure DAVID JAMES GEHRING ' Wriusau, Wisconsin Sequence: German: Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Veterans Club, 1 yr. DAVID DEAN BADE iff. Vvayne, indiana RONALD HOFFMAN Sequence: Bihle l'lislOry and lnterpretationg R.F.l..., 1 yr.: Lwansvine' Indwnu Attended Concordia Junior College, Ft. Wayne, lncliana and Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri, LARRY LEE LIPKE Aurora, illinois Sequence: llistoryg 1 yr.: Varsity Traclc, 1 yr. WILLIAM BEEBEE lntramurals, 2 yrs.: Attended University of lllinois Burlingame, California Lhampalgn' mmms' R.F.l.., 1 yr., Attended Concordia, Calcland, California. GERALD MODIN Anderson, California ANDREW JACK BILICH WALDEMAR SAN-'ER l New Orleans, Louisiana Bismarck, North Ddlzolu Sequence: Economics: Attended Southwestern Louis Sequence: Art: C.A.C., 2 yrs.: Cantata Chorus, 1 yr.: siana lnstitute, lafayelte, Louisiana. Band. 1 yr.: Attended Concordia, Seward, Nehraslca. 1 122 E 3 2 I a 5 Dear Graduates: The most important question on my mind as you graduate is: How much have you grown white you were at Concordia? ' Are you more perceptive spiritually, so that you see more clearly the reality, the ugliness, the guilt, and the consequences of your sin and the reality, the heauty, the freedom, and the consequences of the grace of God in Christ Jesus toward you? Have you grown in the practice of prayer? Do you understand more fully that praying is more a doxology than a treasure hunt? Are you holder in approaching the Throne of Grace? tn Chapel one day I said to you: HDO not hesitate, since He loves you, to spread out hefore Him att your foutness, your meanness, your unworthy thought, your struggles for purity, and astc Him to clean you up with His pardon and clean you out with His Spirit. Tell God everythingtu Are you teaming to do this? P h Are you enjoying more your holy status as sons and daughters of God? I rememher when I told your To so many Christians it seems as though Christianity were a prohihition of things that they would very much like to do and a matter of commands to do things that they would much rather not dot But for friends of God the cold words duty, must, should, are replaced hy delight, cannot hut, and wilt. Have you discovered more Fully the joy of your salvation and the joy of serving? Have you grown in your capacity to trust God, to take Him at His Word, to stake the Htittteu and the Ubigi' things of life on His promises? We said once: mfhe more we commit ourselves to God and to His good and gracious wilt, the more will we suhmit ourselves to Him and to His daily direction. The quiet heart is a committing and a suhmitting heartf, Have you come to understand hetter lathe peace of God which passeth att understandingu? Perhaps you have forgotten these Words: The quiet heart never regrets the confidence it has laced in God in the past. Qur past serves as living proof that the satrest ptace to deposit ourselves is in the hands of Godf, The more you trust the unchanging Christ, the more peace. you will have in the changing scenes of life, he- cause 'tHe is our Peacef' Are you anxious to serve and less anxious to he served? You are entering the ministry of the Gospel, and to minister is to serve! Perhaps it was hecause we were so anxious to see the Church hlessed hy your ministry that we said in Chapel: :Service is the test of humility. There are plenty of people who protest that they are humhle, hut they never do any world If they meant it, they would serve! There are ,a great many professing Christians, who, when asked to serve, say with awesome humility that they do not have the gifts. Well, this may he true in some instances, hut there are too many of us who are humhte when there is something to he done! That -sort of humility is sham. Service is the testand proof of humilityf' Godlgo with you into your ministry, graduates. And when you come hack to Concordia, I hope I will have difficulty recognizing you, hecause you wilt have changed so much. You will change, my sons and daughters in Christ, if you Iceep on growing in Christ. Your friend in Christ, . Z.' sident 5' Y a II i emnrizxni l l l i l l ! XVALTER O. KRAEFT Dr. Kraett was seriously ill anrl in severe pain when he aslcecl ine to eollahorate with him in what was to he our Final joint ollnrt. Although lahoring under the greatest discom- lqort, here he was, with no eonsicleration tor himself, cleeply involved in gaining a new servant ol the Vvlord lor Corlys Kingrloni. This same spirit anfl attiturle chararierizefl his worli year after year when he was in health anrl vigor, His lite for his Savior was cleclicatecl and expenrlahle. I A hiography of his lite woulil inclurle not only the fruits of his own lahors, hut also that which others proclucerl unrler his guiclance or with his collaboration. His guidance was always gentle yet unswerving, pniniecl yet hroafl, eliciting yet reflective. He was a true pioneer in his sarrccl calling. Qne expected to lincl him on the frontier haclringj away at artificial anrl sometimes impenetrahle harriers, and with and patience laying solifl pathways for a Christian way of Our rlepartecl hrother met the prolmlem and challenges of his era with wisclom, cour- age, and cleterniination, always as a hunihle servant of his Savior. Hxvlivri llioii sciirlst, Seek ye my faceg my lierirl sriirl unto lllee, Tliv face, Lnrrl, ii-ill 1 seclaf' fps. 27:Sl A. F. S. Dolores Benning hacl one earnest ancl huming rlesire for her lilebs worlc here on earth: to hecome a teacher of Christls lamhs. Our heavenly Father, how- ever, hacl cleciclecl otherwise, for on April el, 1959, He callecl her to Himself in Heaven, One might con- clucle that Dolly never achievecl her amhition to teach. Yet. Dolly clicl teach . . . in a way far greater than she ever imagined. She taught usl From her we learnecl to suhmit our wishes to the will of our Fatherg to come to Him in prayer with all our cares. to set our eyes on heaven, and to loolc lorwarcl to a lolessecl re- union of the saints. Dolly lcnew that she fell far short ol? the glory of Gocl - hut she also lcnew and helieverl in .lesus Christ. her Savior. We here at Concorclia rejoice not only for the grace of Goal in permitting us to lqnovv Dolly, even though the time was short, hut also hecause she now possesses that life which lcnows no encl. We, too. loolc forwarcl to sharing this life with her in the presence ol our heav- enly Father. DoLoREs BENNINC, Class of 1961 H. W. Thou wast their Roch, their Fortress, and their Mightg Thou, Lord, their Captain in the wellefought fightg Thou, in the darkness ctrear, their one true Light. ' Alleluial Alleluia! We are all hom deacl. Ancl our periocl of ex- istence on earth is a period of cleath. But in our periocl of existence we come into Contact with and hecome awalqenecl to lille through the miracle of the Gospel. Once this miracle has talcen place we are ever in a stage of hecomingg we are ever in a stage of shalcing loose from death to come to a fuller living. Within our periocl of existence it is impossilmle to reach the summit of complete and full life. But we constantly strive to interpret ancl fulfill His Plan for us. Richard Schulcnecht gracluaterl from the cleath of this worlcl to a complete ancl lull lite on Septemlner 1, 1959. On that clay he receivecl his Hcliploma of lilef' His taslc in cleath was linisheclg Goclys Plan for him was completed. lx. S. RICHARD SCHUKNECHT, Class of 1960 Abangan, Betty, 90 Abel, Edward Aclcerman, Janet, 96 Adams, Donald, 20, 90 Adler, Ricbard, 10, 11, 24, 86 Alalman, Donald, 20, 87 Alwlsen, Arlene, 96 Abrens, Vera, 85 Albers, Carolyn, 85 Albers, Karen, 25, 27, 89 Albers, Margaret, 26, 58, 96 Almstedt, Quentin, 19, 86 Anderson, Ardella, 26, 96 Anderson, Walter, 18. 25, 86 Andrews, Janet, 91 Anton, Carl, 82 Arlt, Garnet. 75 Arpsjlxlancy Jane, 96 Asher, l,inda, 11, 15, 23, 27, 79 Augustin, Rutb, 9, 23, 96 Auler. l.aVerne. 52. 79 Baals, David, 96 Bade, David Baden, Jolwn lll, 23 pxabr, Ricbard, 77 Balzer, James, 20, 88 Bannerman. James, 27, 42, 84 Barclcl'1ol1Z,Artl'iur, 15, 78 Barge-r, Elaine, 88 Prarr, Andrew l Bauer, Joyce, 82 Bauer, Martin, .lr., 15, 42 Bayer, Arlene, 15, 79 Beclc, Barbara, 21, 91 Eeclc, Robert Beclcer, Peter, 22, 51, 83 Beebee, Vvilliam Beebler, Marilynn, 16, 25, 90 Bellling, Darlene. 82 Behnlre, Phyllis, 90 Beisel Gwendol n 15, 17, 89 , y , Beltz, lNf1ary, 15, 78 Bender, Suzanne. 78 ' Berg, Katie, 9, 17, 86 Berger, David, 17, 84 Bergbaus, Leonard, 11, 15, 17, Berndt, Bruce, 27, 83 Berndt, Clarence, 10, 11, 15, 23, 86 Bernliardt, David, 9, 10, 24, 96 pmerntbal, Lorna, 26, 59, 97 Bertlce, Ricbard, 25 Bertlcle, Don, 48 Beyer, Marilyn, 97 Biberdorf, Marilyn, 9, 15, 17, 90 Psierlein, Leon. 19, 42, 77 Pnierlein, Mary, 97 Bierlein, Nancy, 75 l3ilicl'i, Andrew Bird, Micbael, 77 Bislriop, Neil, 18, 75 Blaclcwell, Dean, 86 Blaesing, Rutb, 97 Blanlrscbien, Albert, 12, 42, 48 Pmlatt, Barbara, 83 Blatt, Richard, 23, 42, 43, 97 Blazelr, Larry, 10, 20, 49, 97 Bleelre, Barbara, 16, 23, 76 Bleelre, Ralpb, 9, 13, 19, 48, 97 Prloclc, Ronald Pzluege, William, 86 Blum, Artbur, 19, 42, 91 128 , , EQFLJQX Boclc, Bernice, 17,86 l3oettcl'1er, Sally, 18, 83 Pzoetz, Bob, 18 l3ogenscl1neider, Ronald, 91 l'5ol'iler, Donald, 97 Boblmann, Gerrard, 18, 78 lliolmert, Jolin, 17, 25, 51, 92 Bobnlce, lvlary, 9, 26, 98 Boldt, James, 9, 44, 49 Borgelt, Rutli, 98 Bonnet, Carol, 27, 82 Bornbop, Virginia, 16, 76 Boyles, Gerald Plraatz, Rutli, 26, 98 l3randes, Cbristine, 16, 19, 88 Brandt, Pbyllis, 15, 93 Brassie. Stanley, 9, 19, 44, 49, 83 Brauer, Carolyn, 16, 78 Bray, David, 42, 49, 91 l3redow, Daniel, 91 Bremer. Joyce, 92 Brenizer, Janet, 16, 27, 76 ljrriese, David Brinton, Gerald. 98 Brown, Arlbur, 9, 15,'19, 44, 45, 40, 98 Brown, Paul, 9, 15, 19 44, 45, 98 Brown, Sbirley, 26, 27, 98 Prrunboefer. Joanne, 87 Brunn, Keitll. 12, 90 Pmrunwortb, Gerald, 9, 19, 98 Bruss, Naomi, 87 l3rutlag, Jobn, 76 Bublitz, Sbaron, 18, 90 pxurlamann, Manfred, 27, 99 Pbuddenbaum, l,eila, 11, 74 Pmuddenbaum, Verna Pxuerlcel, Donald. 78 Pruesclaing, Carol, 84 Rvrbrdorf, Nancy, 88 Eultemeyer, Riclward, .99 Eultmann, Betty Jane. 82 Burke, Jeanine. 23, 78 Barron, Arnold, 21, 23, 42, 43 Burron, Kennetli, 42, 91 Eurtlag, Dale, 18 Busarow, Ronald. 83 Bultberus, Kennetb, 15, Carlson, .loan, 21. 75 Carney, Ellen, 20, 91 Carpenter, Buddy Carroll, Delores, 87 Clleney, Robert, 99 Clio. Doris Cliristians, Sarali. 92 Claassen, Nvalter, 26, 99 Clabuscb, Kennetb. 42, 49, 77 Clardy. Cyntbia, 91 Cline. Mary .lo, 15, 74 Clodtelter, Sally, 87 Colicbo. Marlene, 99 Cluver, Katberine, 18, 82 Connors, Prob. 122 Cordes, Jolwn, 17, 99 Crisler, Paul, 9, 18, 26, 99 Croolc, Lawrence, 74 CulD. Katbleen, 15, 77 Dabllce, Pretty, 82 Danzer, DiAnn, 15. 25, 78 Dawes, Marilyn, 18, 100 Declcer, Robert Denzer, Sbaron, 84 Dettmer, Linda, 20, 86 Dey, Robert, 18 Diclcmeyer, Lowell, 51, 85 Diedriclis, Deslyn, 87 Diener, Susan, 82 Dienes, Janet, 15. 89 Dietz, Cbarles, 25, 74 Dilloway, Paul, 76 Dobosz, David, 12. 27, 85 Dolson, Gladys, 27, 86 Dommer, Donna, 81 Domont, Delpbine, 100 Dorn, llerbert, 43 Dorn, Ricliarcl, 9, 15, 86 Downs, Jarlc, 18, 100 Drevlow, lrlenry, 19. 50, 81 Drislcill, VVilliam, 20, 75 Droegemueller, Grace, 15, 76 Dublce, Denise, 16, 82 Duin, Muriel, 15, 100 Dujlqa, Karol Dull, Cbarles 13, 51, 85 Dull, Roger, 100 Dutton, Jolin, 9, 13. 100 Ebel, Roberta, 76 Ebeling, David, 21, 23, 24, 84 Eberliart, Racliel, 20, 26, 100 Ebert, Eunice, 22, 27, 87 Ebs, Rosalie. 15,83 Eggebrecllt, David, 19, 27, 100 Ebrlce, Mariella Eicbert, Lawrence, 42, 81 Eifert, Juditb, 15 17, 88 Eilenfeldt, Micbael, 48, 84 Elferdinlc, Carole, 77 Ellison, Rutli, 27, 84 Ellswortb. l..arry, 49 Elster, Dolores, 101 Emericl'1,Jaclc 9, 10, 101 Erb, Beverly, 12, 19, 22.23.80 Etzler, Martba, 17 84 Etzler, Mary, 9, 17 Evans, Marlene, Everett, Donna, 77 Ewald, Elwyn, 42, 48, 78 Ewald, Vida, 83 Ewen. Carol. 15. 75 Fabl, Nancy, 101 Eaircliild, Sliirley, 15, 77 Feddersen, Alan, 25 .74 Feiertag, Cornelia, 26, 87 Fenslce, Donald, 17, 85 Ficlc, Bumeal Fillmore, Cbarlene, 26, 76 Finclier, Judy, 83 Finlc, Arnold, 25, Finlce, Lois, 84 Fiscber, Allen, 44, 45, 50, 101 Fladoos, Karen Fletcber, Eugene, 76 Flieee, Artbur. 18, 101 Fode, Ronald Foerster, Arden, 10, 16, 84 Francis, Nadine, 21, 77 Franlc, Donald, 43 Franlce, Nancy, 16, 27, 87 Frederlcing, Racbel, 11, 15, 91 43 Freidt, Ann, 15, 81 Friclc, Janaan, 80 Fucbs. Editb. 19. 84 Gadziemslii, Linda, 77 Gaiclias, Ricbard, 24, 84 Gamauf, l..illian, 101 Gayer, Donald, 23, 25, 92 Gebring, David Gebrs, Carl, 19, 50, 82 Geisler, George. 84 Geistfeld, Arlene, 86 Cverds, Fredericlc, 19, 42, 49, 75 Gerlaelm, Paul, 13, 83 Gersonde, Noel Rutlr, 79 Giermann, Rutlri, 84 Giese, Jean, 101 Giessler, Phillip. 49, 84 Ginder, George, 10, 25, 92 Gliege, Diane, 25, 91 Goebel, Ronald, 25, 27, 91 Goetz, Robert Gobs, Cliarles, 102 Goldsmitb, Judy, 82 Goodman, Marilyn, 76 Grabowslci, Dennis, 11, 27, 76 Graicben, Juditli, 15, 78 Grapatin, Edward, 15, 42 Gras, Anita, 80 Grebe, Rutb Ann, Greinlce, Ralplm, 17, 102 Gretta. Alma, 83 Grever, Donna, 15, 26, 85 Groll, David, 8, 15, 24, 91 Gruber, Joyce. 102 Gruenliagen, Mary, 15, 17, 87 Gruetzmacber, Paul, 10, 15, 90 Grunow, Jurlitll, 23, 27, 79 Grunst, Natbaniel, 15, 20, 91 Guebert, Eunice, 18, 79 Gundlacb, Kennetll, 15, 81 Gurney, Carole, 88 Gutlcnecbt, Bruce, 18, 87 Gutzwiller. Albert. 11. 23. 25. 102 l'laaclc, Joann, 91 Haase, Kennetli. 77 ' Haase, Patricia. 9, 15, 24, 88 tladler, Kennetli, 24. 92 Haertber, Dorotby, 26, 102 Haertling, Clinton, 90 Hagen, Rollie. 75 Hall, Myrlin, 9, 102 Hallow, Carol, 102 Hallow, Melina, 90 Halterman, Eugene, 102 Hannalr, Paul, 77 Haplre, Gerald, 85 Harder, David, 15, 42, 49, 79 Harders, Juditb, 20, 22, 23, 27 blarmeling, lnge, 87 ' Harre, Catlierine, 82 Hartwig, Lorenz, 19, 20, 42, 81 Hass, Martba, 84 l-lasse, Donna, 21, 26, 103 Hasz, David, 103 l'lasz. Lois, 22, 86 l'laucl1, James. 21, 22,91 Haupt, Dorotliy, 17, 103 Hawlrins, Roberta, 11, 15, 20, 79 Hedlce. Ricliard, 82 Heidbreder, Geraldine, 11, 75 lleidenrich, Donata, 12, 27, 91 lleidorn, Carl 1'leimliCh, Gerald, 48 l'lein, Jaclc, 9, 10, 13, 44, 45, l'leintze, Paul, 12, 44, 45, 48 lleitger, Joyce, 18, 79 lleitmann, Paul, 23, 27, 51, 84 llelmlzamp, Carlene. 103 l'lelmlcamp. Robert, 78 l'lemlce, Ann Marie, 10, 83 l'lemler, Arthur, 74 llc-nlcelmarm, Ervin, 18, 103 Hennig, Arthur, 26, 103 llennig, Eleanor, 103 llerbst, Carol, 15, 17, 26, llermani, Robert, 8, 104 llermann, Al, 44 tlerwig, Maryn Ann, 16, 23, 78 Herzog, Marilyn 8. 20, 104 lnleschlce, Richard, 15, 17, 89 Hessler, Edward, 77 llesterman, Pauline, 80 l'letzner, Judith, 26, 80 l'leyne, Herbert. 44 l'lilgendort, Richard, 19, 78 Hill, Roberta, 15, 17, 27, 104 ldlinz, Kenneth, 83 llirsch, Annette, 77 Hitzemann, Norman 10, 92 Hobson, Shirley, 104 l'loebel, Fredericlc, 11, 15, 75 l'loelter, Ellen, 9, 15, 104 Hoesman, Clarence, 42, 50, 81 llollman, Ronald llolllmeyer, Stanton, 15, 88 Hollmeister, Jean, 74 lloldinghaus, Lynn, 104 Hollrah, Joyce, 104 llolsrhen, Howard, 75 llolf, Sandra, 76 lloltzen, Elaine, 105 l'loman, Dorothy, 18, 74 llornl Glenda, 105 llorn, Lois, 9, 83 l'louren, Judith, 20, 105 Howard, Gary, 15, 17, 21, 105 lloward. Janice, 15, 92 l'lowe, Paul. 42, 50. 81 Howell, Robb. 15, 17, 75 l'loyer, Lois, 74 l'luclc, Janice, 82 Huebner, Mary, 20, 91 Huebner, Sandra, 11. 16, 91 Hueltmeier, Melba, 75 Hussong, William. 23, 92 lnsel, Magdalene, 105 Jaclce. Robert, 25, 92 Jacob, Gus, 87 Jacob, Katherine, 23, 86 Jacobi, Marie, 25, 105 Janlco, Dennis, 15. 17, 105 Janssen, Carolyn, 15 S2 Janssen, Joanne, 16, 74 Jany, Lee, 18, 105 Jasmann, Betty, 106 Jennings, Charles, 15, 26, Jensen, David Jeslre, Nancy, 10, 17, 82 Johnson, Darwin Johnson, Janice, 79 Johnson, Jolyne, 84 Johnson, Sharon, 15, 22, 27, 79 George Johnston. Jungermann, Carol, 26, 106 Kading, Bonnie, 78 Karmeier, Shirley, 79 Kamstedt, Diana, 87 27, 106 Kassell, Robert. 75 Kaufmann, loan. 18, 81 Keclc, Mary, 8, 83 Kell, Delmar, -19, 85 Keller, Harold Kennedy, Alan, 15 Kent, Thomas, 27, 106 Kerber, lrene Kern, Edward, 15, 79 Kethe, Lois, 15. 77 Killian, Norris, 83 Kinlcel, Judith, 9, 15, 17,24 Kinworthy, John, 85 Kionlca, Kay, 15, 78 Kirby, Sharon Klatt, Betty, 27 Klatt, Nancy, 75 Klatt, Richard E., 19, 106 Kleinschrodt, Carleen, 84 Kleist, Robert Klemm, Lowell, 82 Klemp, Ruth Klenlce, Ruth, 92 Klitzing, Jane, 11, 17, 86 Knalce, Edith, 90 Knee, Richard. 18, 85 Kniet, Kathleen, 27, 78 Knoblauch, Dorcas, 25. 106 Knoedler, Robert Knoll, Magdalene, 16, 79 Knuth, Maridee, 106 Koch, Dale, 15, 92 Koch, Jayne Koelling, Judith, 11, 15, 84 Koenig, C1111-ord, 106 Koeni Gerald 8 13,107 Kaepsen, R01,ei.t,'9, 10, 19, 48, as Koessel, Eugene Kohn, Kathleen, 79 Kosinslcy, John, 18, 49, 78 Krallt, Larry, 42, 48, 77 Krajewslci, Robert, 107 Kramer, Stanley, 11, 80 Krause, Alan, 75 - Krause, David, 76 Krieger, George, 15, 107 Kristch, Janet. 16, 85 Krueger, Ruth, 107 Krug, Warren, 25. 92 Kruger, Richard, 15, 75 Kruse, Robert, 19, 20, 23, 50 Krutz, Shirley Kuechle, Lenore, 107 Kuhlman, David, 83 Kuhlman, Elizabeth, 107 Kums, Marie, 25, 78 Kunert, Daniel, 8, 10, 20, 81 Kunlcel, Kathryn, 11, 15, 88 Kuring, Marcus Kurth, Fredericlc, 25 Kurtli, Ruth, 18, 23, 82 Kurtz, Ruth Kutz, Ruth, 107 Kuxhaus, Clill. 108 Laclclancl, Nancy, 17, 81 Lamb, Frances E,, 25, 108 Lambert, Audrey, 108 Lampe, Kendall, 15, 77 Lange, Gerald, 8, 15, 24, 80 Lange, Harriet, 12, 17, 108 Lange, Helen, 108 Laurente, Marvin, 10, 17, 19, 42, 48, 90 Laux, Joyce, 83 Leder, David, 87 Lee, Gloria, 108 Lehman, Terry, 79 Leeney, Louise, 78 Leimer. Linda, 83 Leininger, Shirley. 18. 76 Leist, David Lewer, Richard, 25, 108 Lexa, Carole Ann, 12, 108 Lichtenwald, Carolyn, 15, 87 Liebich, Dolores Lieler, Luann, 85 Lietz, Gene Ellen, 78 Lietzau, Jeanette, 16, 80 Lind, Audrey, 25, 85 Lind, Charles, 26, 109 Lindeman, Elydia, 109 Lineberger, Ladell, 8, 15. 74 Lrnebcrger, Linda, 20, 78 Linn, Yvonne Liplce, Alan . Liplce, Larry Lobien, Martha Lockwood, Daryl, 48. 74 lsohss, Karen, 92 Lombard, Milo, 15, 21 Lorch, Wendy, 11, 15, 17,84 Lovelcamp, Donna, 15, 75 Ludtlce, William, 12, 18 Lueclllce, Jane, 19. 81 Ludwig, Neil ' Luers, Henry O., 109 Lutz. Richard. 15. 48. 79 Mahler, Barbara, 84 Malone, Dennis, 20, 77 Mandel, Jeanette, 18, 109 Mangels, Anne, 74 Manthey, Robert, 79 Marlcet, Jane, 86 Marouselc, Charles, 19, 42, 81 Marten, Ronald, 109 Martensen, Carol, 15, 21, 89 Martensen, Dora, 109 Martensen, Martha Marth, Karen, 92 Martin, Barbara, 16, 78 Martin, Katherine, 109 Maschholl, Marla, 50, 91 Masenthin, Marilyn, 87 Mazalc. Noelle, 16, 22. 88 Mcclendon, Carolyn, 85 McDeid, Robert McGhee, Thomas, 20, 87 McGinnis, Madelynn, 52, 88 Mcwhirter, ,lohn, 19, 26, 42, 109 Meader, Marcia, 12, 110 Meier, Judith, 14, 27, 80 Meissler, Judith, 9, 15, 22, 89 Meitz, Lynda, 83 Menz. VX7illiam, 15, 77 Merlcle, Carol. 86 Meseth, Sandra, 110 3 lVleyer lvleyer, Meyer, Meyer, Meyer. ,Louise 1Juniorl, 26, 87 lvleyer Meyer, Meyer lvleyer Carol Helen, 110 Me 'er, ,Carol Joan, 18, 110 Douglas. 19, 51, 110 Cary, 19, 42 Geihardt. 90 Greta, 16, 81 Louise lsophomorel, 16. 83 Millterd, 90 1Ruthann, 16, 74 Meyer. Sandra, 21, Meyermann, Doris, 27, 74 Milbrandt, Norman, 110 Miller, Agnes, 89 Minarilc. ljnonnell Minster, Donna, 89 lvlodin, Gerald lvlohlenholt, Richard, 110 Mohler, Dave. 74 V Moll, Phillip, 78 Moll, Robert, 90 Morgan, Marilyn, 15, 110 Mosshammer, Shirley, 15, 111 Mroch, Eunice. 81 Mroch, Margaret, 16, 22. 89 Muche, Carol Jean Mueller, Carol, 23. 273 75 Mueller, Daniel, 48, 85 Mueller, Doris, 16. 82 Karen, 17, 80 Mueller, Mueller, Kenneth. 74. 77 Mueller. Shirley, 12, 91 Leroy. 92 Mueneh, Muller, Ruth, 65 Mummert, Mary, 84 Natzlce, Anita, 92 Nelson, David, 11,84 Nelson, Joan, 15, 79 Robert. 76 Neubauer, Neumann, Harvey, 75 Neumann. James, 92 Neunaber, John, 88 Niclcel, Grace, 111 Nicolaus, Joan, 74 Nicolaus, Lois. 86 Niebuhr, Aileen, 92 Niemi, Sandra, 75 Nystrom, Diane, 25, 76 Oehler, Lois, 111 Oestreich, Margaret, 78 Ohlnch, Xxfarren Uldenburg, Albert, 111 Ollholl, Jeanne, 82 Ollila, VV'ayne, 27, 77 Oppermann, Donna, 82 Ortner, Frederick, 18, 50, 79 Oswald, Virginia, 25, 111 Olten, Ella, 26, 111 Pagcls, James, 77 Palisch, Theodore. 85 Palmeter, Donald, 48, 75 Palmreuter, Kenneth, 8, 10, 86 Panlce, Joyce, 17, 111 Panning, Bemadine, 11, 18,26 Papenberg, Anita, 112 Paquette, LaDena, 20, 52, 112 Parsons, Eleanor. 86 Pautler, Donna, 25, 87 Payne, Ruth, 15, 17, 23, 27, 88 Perlcins, Clairon, 24. 91 Petering, Donald, 10. 12, 15, 17 112 Peters, Carol, 52, 1-12 Peterson, Cheryl, 9, 32, 112 . Petzlce, Esther, 10, 18, 86 Pfabe, Jerrald, 17, 112 Pleitler, llerbert, 27, 92 Piellusch, Fredericlc, 25, 74 Pinnow, Xvilllam, 82 Pmslce. tlerbert, 19, 42, 48, 78 Plante, William Poehler, Theodora, 9, 32, 112 Pomeroy, Donna, 15, 79 Popp, Robert, 112 Prange, Vernon, 113 Preclrer, Nancy, 18, 113 Prudelc, Carol, 81 Prunty, Connie Pyle, Janice, 16, 23, 82 ' Puderseh, Walter, 8 Quandt, lvan, 8, 15, 113 Quoss, Linda Lee, 8, 17, 112 Raabe, Rita, 15, 85 Rabe, Neal, 26. 113 Radewahn, Ellen, 21, 113, '129 Radlce, Carol, 15, 75 Radlce, Doris, 23, 84 Radtlce, Suzanne, 113 Ralert, Ellen, 113 Rafert, Eunice, 10, 20, 82 Ralcow, lrene, 114 Ralcow, Roland Ralmw, Ruby, 89 Ralcow. William, 8, 9, 42. 43, Rapp. Elaine, 25, 88 Rausch, Richard, 76 Rauser, Margaret, 15, 76 Reas, Donald, 18, 114 ' Redelcer, Betty, 114 Reed, Harold, 114 Reeves, Carol, 77 Rehmer. Wayne, 76 Rehwaldt, Esther, 23, 92 Reichart, Susan, 23, 27, 78 Reimann, Andrew, 81 Reimer, Christian, 15, 42, 81 Reinitz, Amola, 58, 114 Reiser, Ann, 18, 90 Reiser, Olga, 15, 114 Reiss, Elaine, 114 , Reiter, Annette, 16, 88 Reitz, Mildred, 10, 27, 87 Rempert, Harold, 15, 74 Renner, Marcus, 85 Renner, Marlene, 83 Renner. Nancy, 16, 85 Renner, Ruth, 11. 26. 115 Repp, Mildred, 21, 115 Rex, Theodore, 17, 115 Richardson, Beverly. 15, 17, 88 Richardt, Bill, 18, 92 Richter, Carl Riegger, Cverda, 27, 115 Riegler, Maury, 26, 115 Riemer, Marcella, 16, 90 Ries, Janet, 10. 20. 115 Rigenhagen, Ruth, 81 Ritt, Lois, 78 ROE1CnbCClC, D91OI'ES, 9. 15, 27, Roclenheclc. Sharon, 25, 87 Roedel. Verna, 16, 24, 83 Roell, Donald, 20, 25, 48 Roemer, May, 91 ' Roemlce, Kathryn, 17 Roenz, Sandra, 77 Rose, Darl, 13, 48, 115 Rose, Edward, 20, 116 Rose. Phillip, 87 Rosenherg, Lois, 17, 26, 116 Roth, Eugene. 49, 90 Roth. Marilyn, 89 Rout. Kenneth, 15, 76 Ruhlig, Elvira, 79 Ruhter, Ruth, 15, 75 Rullman, Casper Rupprecht, Edward, 8, 15, 21, Ruiz, Carolyn, 27, 90 Rutz, Jean, 25, 87 Sahanosh, Elizaheth, 116 Sachtlelaen, Alice, 18, 89 Sallen, Edward, 20, 25, 89 Sailer, Waldemar, 12 Sandor, Donald, 81 Sapatlca, Sandra, 10, 25, 74 Schaap, Benjamin Schaap, Fred, 21, 87 Schartow, Eunice, 22. 25, 27 Schaus, David, 26. 42. 43. 116 Schave, William Scheclc, Dorothy Scheer, Martha, 116 Schellt, Kathryn, 15, 75 Scheiwe, Warren, 18, 75 130 Schiefer, Carl, 15, 42, 85 Schiller, Lois, 15, 21, 23, 81 Schilling, Joanne, 25, 116 Schlicht, Carolyn, 10, 116 Schlie. Carol. 16. 22. 81 Schmeding, Leslie, 49, 76 Schmeling, Mamell, 26: 27, 90 Schmid, Julia, 116 Schmidt, Allan, 10, 48. 117 Schmidt, Andrea, 16, 20, 88 Schmidt, Herman Schmidt. Joel, 20, 26. 117 Schmidt, Lester, 13, 18, 20, 89 Schmidt, Mary, 81 Schmidt, Mildred, 25. 117 Schmidt, Ruth. 21, 22, 89 Schmit, James, 76 79 Schmitz, Walter, 86 Schmohe, Donna, 86 Schmohe, Roger, 76 Schmohe, Shirley, 15, 17, 25, 117 Schnell, Ronald, 9, 17, 86 Schnitzmeyer, Judith, 74 Schrader, Denver, 15, 42 Schrader, Karen, 9, 81 Schroeder, Arlene, 15, 17.26, 117 Schroeder, Della, 79 Schroeder, Margaret, 16, 76 Schroeder, Myra, 10, 32, 52, 117 Schuellce, Sally, 117 ' Schult, Carolyn, 15, 27, 85 Schultz, Edna, 88 Schultz, Phyllis, 79 Schumacher. Joel, 26, 117 Schumacher, John, od Schumacher, Judith, 22, 89 Schumacher, Myron, 44, 49, 74 Schumpe, Wayne, 89 Schurig, Patricia. 78 Schwehlce, Patricia, 118 Schwiehert, Loren, 25, 91 Schwieger, Barbara, 17, 80 Secor, Beverly, 9, 118 Seehafer, Janet, 20, 83 Sellmeyer, James, 19 Shewmalcer, Kenneth, 26, 118 Siehr, Ellyn, 10, 17. 23, 25. 27, 88 Siemro, Donna, 15, 85 Simantel, Ellen, 118 Smith. Chauncey Snyder, Allan, 77 Snyder, Jerome, 13, 81 Soldwisch, Nancy, 22, 87 S0mmerl:ield, Eunice, 11, Sorenson, Karl, 23, Spalteholz, Elizaheth, 26, 118 Spicer, Joyce, 25, 27, 118 Spitzer. Shirley, 80 Springer, Barlnara, 20, 85 Springer, James, 15, 20, 49, 83 Spurgat, Carolyn, 82 Stach, Louise, 23, 81 Stahl, Ellen, 15, 84 Stallman, Ronald, 19. 22, 49, 83 Starlc, Dolores, 26, 118 Staudte, Barhara, 10, 90 Stellens, John, 11, 76 Steinhach, Roland, 25, 119 Stelter, Carol, 75 Stoclcer, Lee, 15, 17, 21, 76 Stoclchaus, Sandra, 81 Storclc, Thomas, 86 Strahle, William, 22, 85 Strassen, Charlotte, 17, 21, 93 Streich, Dennis, 51 Streulert, Anita, 8, 32, 119 Stuclcwisch, Don, 23, 27, 77 Stuenlcel, Dorothy, 9, 23, 83 Sturm, Paul, 15, 89 Succop, Dorothy, 16, 23, 25, 89 Suclrow, Leon, 10, 15. 23, 26, 119 Sulllern, Annette, 23, 79 Sullcen, Joan, 15, 78 Swartz, Lois. 90 Swenson, Valerie, 93 Swithers, Hohert, 76 Sylverter, Joan, 79 Taglauer. Kenneth, 18, 20, 78 Taylor, Barhara, 76 , ' Templin, Jeanne, 8, 15. 81 Tessman, Mary, 76 Tessman, Gwendolyn, 15, 86 Tetz, Carol, 16, 82 Thaney, Thomas, 11, 15, 75 Thiel, Ruth, 77 Thiel, Virginia, 15, 25, 76 Thieme, Alice, 11, 25, Thomas, Beverly, 75 Thurn, Ruth Ann,'15, 119 Thusius, Roger, 10, 42, 84 Tietsen, Gloria, 27, 93 Tolueclc. Gary. 91 Toclt. John. 10. 51. 90 Toepper, Rolaert, 15, 23 Tomaich, Diane, 10, 12, 15, 119 Tomhave, Haroldine, 20, 119 Traster, David, 19, 22, 23, 48, 93 Trost, Sandra, 75 Twillmann, Adele, 27, 87 Wendt, Erilca, 27 Werling, Eunice, 9, 15. 24, 88 Werling, Joanne, 52, 79 Wemer, David, 20, 25 87 Werner, Marlene, 120 Wemer, Roherta, 16, 121 Wenhach, Nancy, 19, 24, 89 Wessel, Nancy, 15, 93 Wheeler, Mildred, 121 Whipple, Jacqueline, 92 Wiedenlreller, Hilhert, 10, 17. 120 Wiese, Louise, 15, 23, 26, 121 Wilke, Mary, 82 Will, Marjorie, 9, 121 Williams, Helen, 16 Winterstein, George, 92 Wischmeyer, Donald, 77 Wismar, Richard, 83 Witt, James Witt, LuAnn. 16, 25. 26, 27, 121 Witt. Suzanne, 15, 20, 23, 79 Witte, Beverley 75 Witte, Elizaheth, 83 Witte, Richard, 19, 42. 48, 74 Wittenhach, Janet, 10, 11, 121 Witthoeft, Patricia, 85 Wolf. Jerry. 51. 81 Wolf, Juanita, 11, 92 Wold, Delmer Wolff, Garry, 85 Wuertzz Marilyn, 17 Ullman, Barhara, 10, 16, 20. 23, 82 Yaeger, Rohert, 121 Unrath, Marjorie, 9, 119 Vance, Louis, 50, 76 Vander Horst, Nancy, 85 Vaughan, Harry, 18, 23, 25, 26. 27. 76 Veitengruher, Carolyn, 92 Velilcy, Arlene, 12, 16, 82 Venzlce, Lavem, 120 Versemann Calvin , . 49, 90 Verseman, Dennis, 9, 19, 49, 86 Vezner. Carol, 93 Voden, Joanne, 12. 15, 17, 85 Voellcer, Franlclin, 89 Vogel. Gay. 79 Vogel, lrma. 74 Vogel. Lee, 12, 93 Voigt,Cwisa, 15. 25. 27, 75 Vollcer, Marlene. 93 Volz, lrene, 16, 93 Vorheclc, Sonja, 93 Voth, Edythe. 8. 9, 120 Voth, Fredericlc, 81 Vuillemot, Thomas, 27, 76 Wacker, Doris, 15. 85 Wagner, Carole. 25. 27, 120 Vvalenter, Shirley, 16, 23, 74 Walker, Franlc, 10, 19, 120 Ward. 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